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Tools on Gender Equality and Social Inclusion

Gender Equality

GBV Toolkit

The GBV Toolkit allows you to download the entire edition or read only specific sections. A graphical representation explains how the sections relate to the underlying theory of change.

23 April 2024

Gender in Project Cycle Management (PCM) and Other Tools

Leave No One Behind

SDC Logo of Leave No One Behind in banner format

Leave No One Behind

Leave no one behind (LNOB) is the central pledge of the 2030 Agenda, recognising the need to combat poverty and inequalities. In fact, leaving no one behind is indispensable in order to meet the Sustainable Development Goals. On this page, you can find out about the ‹why›, the ‹what› and the ‹how› of implementation of the LNOB pledge at SDC, about the work of other organisations on LNOB and thematic links related to LNOB.

Wheel of drivers of exclusion and poverty

Leave No One Behind in Practice

Leave no one behind (LNOB) is the central pledge of the 2030 Agenda, recognising the need to combat poverty and inequalities. In fact, leaving no one behind is indispensable in order to meet the Sustainable Development Goals. This dedicated page features the SDC Guidance on LNOB and practical working aids for specific fields. All documents are available in at least English and French.

Words on the graphic are: Participatory assessments focusing on intended target groups: A metholdology to leave no one behind.

Participatory Assessments Focusing on Intended Target Groups: A methodology to leave no one behind

Participatory assessment (PA) aspires to assess an intervention and its results from the perspective of its ‘beneficiaries’ or primary stakeholders.

Social Protection

22 June 2023

Working Aid: Strengthening social protection in Swiss international cooperation

What is social protection, why it is relevant to SDC, and what is Switzerland’s value added in strengthening social protection systems? This document helps SDC staff to map the social protection landscape in their countries of work; identify entry points, and design and implement projects in support of social protection systems.

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