Costing the impacts of gender-based violence to business: a practical tool Toolkits | February 2016 | David Walker, Neta DuvvuryThis toolkit outlines a step-by-step guide for ascertaining the cost of gender-based violence (GBV) to business and also has a broader purpose of providing a discrete measure of GBV impacts. Download
How to make a business case to end gender-based violenceComment | 3 February 2016 | David Walker'The private sector is all too often entirely excluded from the debate on gender violence, despite its capacity to make a big difference.' Read and comment
Gender violence in Papua New Guinea: the cost to businessFilms and videos | February 2016The social, emotional and physical costs of gender-based violence in Papua New Guinea are widely recognised, as are national-level costs, but the impact at individual firm-level is less well understood. Find out more
Gender violence in Papua New GuineaResearch reports and studies | September 2015 | Emily Darko, William Smith, David WalkerGender-based violence (GBV) is considered to be of epidemic proportions in Papua New Guinea. Building a business case for intervention, this study calculates the financial impact of GBV to individual firms. Download
Age of Choice: how partner countries are managing the new development assistance landscapeJournal articles or issues | September 2015 | Annalisa Prizzon and Maya SchmaljohannThis article reviews the changing nature of non-traditional development assistance flows since 2003, based on case studies in the Asia Pacific region. Download
Age of choice: How developing countries are managing the new aid landscapeResearch reports and studies | February 2015 | Annalisa Prizzon and Maya SchmaljohannThis summary outlines main findings from the age of choice project case summaries. This project explores how developing countries manage the changing landscape of global development assistance. Download
Age of Choice: Developing Countries in the New Aid Landscape – What’s next? Public event | 14 October 2014 15:00 - 17:30 GMT+01 (BST)This roundtable provides a timely opportunity to review the findings of the nine 'age of choice' case studies and their implications for the development finance debate as well as to learn from the his roundtable provides a timely opportunity to... Find out more
How to calculate the cost to business of gender based violence in Papua New GuineaResearch reports and studies | April 2014 | Carolin WilliamsThis report is intended to heighten awareness of gender-based violence (GBV) among companies in Papua New Guinea and to build their interest in identifying and quantifying the cost of GBV to their business as well as reviewing options for intervention. Download
Resettlement funds to support victims of sexual and gender-based violence in Papua New Guinea: a review of indicative lessons and relevance to businessResearch reports and studies | April 2014 | David WalkerThis paper has been commissioned by AusAid-DFAT to frame strategic thinking, programming and practices on the development of resettlement schemes and funds for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in Papua New Guinea, with a particular interest in... Download
Options for a growth/private sector development strategy in Papua New GuineaResearch reports and studies | December 2013 | Karen Ellis and Emily DarkoThis paper reviews the current drivers and constraints to growth in Papua New Guinea, and possible interventions or programmes that the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) could develop or support to tackle the major constraints to... Download
