Radhika Uppal
Technical Specialist - Gender & Development, International Center for Research on Women (ICRW), India
Radhika Uppal is a Technical Specialist- Gender and Development at the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW), Asia office. She has over eight years of experience of working with national and international organizations on issues of livelihoods, economic empowerment, leadership and health through a gender intersectional lens. She has experience in research, monitoring and evaluation, knowledge management and project management. She is skilled in qualitative and mixed method research with experience of exploratory and intervention research using different data collection methods like focus group discussions, interviews, participant observations and analytical tools like SPSS and Atlas Ti. Prior to joining ICRW, Radhika worked with organizations such as Population Services International (PSI), Social Impact and Azad Foundation.
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Moving from monitoring to accountability: Upholding Rights & Commitments of Global Health 50/50
Led by Global Health 50/50.
For the past 7 years, GH5050 has annually published evidence on equality and diversity in the global health sector. Drawing on principles of accountability (i.e. independence and transparency) and rooted in human rights frames, we have examined issues ranging from Board diversity to organisational policies to realise sexual and reproductive health and rights across the (employee) lifecourse in 200 organisations that exist in the global health ecosystem. Data trends over time have shown that commitments to equality have increased, but positive changes across many outcome variables (e.g. equitable leadership) remain elusive.
Moderator:
Radhika Uppal, Technical Specialist - Gender & Development, International Center for Research on Women (ICRW), India
Speakers
1. Sarah Hawkes, Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Global Health 50/50
2. Sapna Kedia, Assistant Director, Gender and Social Development, International Center for Research on Women (ICRW), India
3. Dr.Sylvia Muyingo, Africa Population and Health Research Centre (APHRC), Kenya