Ball, Christopher; Ambrosino, Chiara; Moran, Nagore; (2024) Protection, gender and inclusion in anticipatory action: Guide and toolkit. Plan International: London, UK.

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Specific groups at risk of marginalisation and discrimination vary depending on contexts and compounding intersectional factors, including age, gender, disability, ethnicity and socioeconomic status. Anticipatory action has huge potential to help address the vulnerabilities of these diverse at-risk groups in the context of predictable hazardous events. This can be supported by applying Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI)-responsive and -transformative approaches to identify and address the specific needs and risks faced by diverse groups in different disaster scenarios. This resource provides comprehensive guidance and tools to enable stakeholders to identify and address critical gaps and apply good practice. This supports ensuring protective, equitable and inclusive outcomes from anticipatory action for the most at-risk and marginalised. The approaches presented within this resource help to address challenges that may be faced in realising PGI-responsive and -transformative anticipatory action. It aims to achieve this by providing guidance and tools to help ensure that stakeholders are gender and diversity aware, that at-risk groups are represented, and that there is commitment to PGI responsive and -transformative anticipatory action. It supports the application of PGI to early warning systems, triggers and thresholds, and monitoring and warning systems. The planning, operationalisation and delivery of multi-sectoral interventions integrating PGI is also facilitated by the guidance and tools provided. PGI guidance and tools are also provided for anticipatory action financing and resource management, as well as monitoring, evaluation and learning, and advocacy.

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