Gender aspects in research | CCM

Gender aspects in research

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1 day
4 sessions
10-30 participants

Programme goals

The aim of the training is to define ideas and hypotheses relevant to the promotion of gender equality within the subject of analysis.

During the training, the focus is on certain parameters which, if the research takes into account, the differences between men and women in the results will be representative.

Contribution towards development of knowledge, skills and competences

At the end of the training the participants will:

  • Improve understanding of gender and research
  • Encourage consideration on how to incorporate the gender dimension through research
  • Be able to initiate research to address gender inequalities and contribute to greater equality.
  • Be able to make the research relevant to different groups in society

Programme content

  • Introductory session on gender concepts and inclusion of gender concepts in general policies
  • Analysis of policies and their impact from a gender perspective
  • Use of gender-divided statistics in research
  • Understanding the gender aspects of the research cycle
  • Gender aspects as a sign of excellence in research - how to do research gender responsibly
  • Case study - specific policies, analysis of gender aspects

Trainer

Neda Maleska Sachmaroska

Dr. Neda Maleska Sachmaroska is the founder and Executive Director of the Center for Change Management (CCM). She possesses over 25 years of professional experience in organizational and institutional development, strategic leadership, change management, human resource development, and the enhancement of organizational performance. As an experienced consultant, trainer, and facilitator, she has designed and delivered more than 500 training sessions, workshops, and expert dialogues across the Western Balkans. She has also provided numerous consultancy services in areas such as strategic management, leadership, human resource management, organizational culture, performance management and KPIs, quality, integrity, and ethics. She holds a PhD in Organizational Sciences and Management—with a focus on results-based management—as well as a Master’s degree in Social Policy and a degree in Psychology. Her international professional certifications include PRINCE2 Practitioner (project management), CAF Trainer, Coach, and Assessor (EIPA), and Internal Auditor certifications for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. She continuously enhances her expertise through specialized programs in leadership, management, organizational development, and "train-the-trainer" initiatives, delivered by renowned international institutions—including Stanford University, the National School of Government, EIPA, PAI, APMG International, Investors in People UK, MDF, ECORYS, IPA, OXFAM, Mansel & Rankin, NI-CO, and Westminster Ltd. Her approach integrates organizational psychology, modern management practices, and practical learning, transforming knowledge into actionable solutions, developed competencies, and measurable results for organizations.

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