The Gender Research Alliance is facilitating a participatory gender audit to assist a large South African Occupational Health and Safety Parastatal in its aim to achieve gender equality within its workplace, programs and develop the capacity of their staff to understand gender concepts in relation to their work. The audit will be running from March-May 2016.
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