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Foundations of Gender and Livelihoods

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

How gender analysis strengthened a program’s effectiveness?

a)

Providing identical training to all participants regardless of context

b)

Introducing mobile clinics and on-site childcare after identifying that women’s unpaid care work limited clinic visits

c)

Cutting maternity leave to increase labor supply

d)

Removing women from water planning committees to avoid conflicts

2.

Which of the following is NOT one of the Six Structures that shape gendered livelihoods as described in the material?

a)

Household

b)

The State (Government & Policies)

c)

Climate Science Methods

d)

Gender-Based Violence (Male-on-Female Violence)

3.

In the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework, which option correctly lists five livelihood assets (capitals)?

a)

Human, Social, Natural, Physical, Financial

b)

Human, Environmental, Cultural, Political, Fiscal

c)

Social, Cultural, Political, Economic, Environmental

d)

Physical, Financial, Emotional, Digital, Legal

4.

Which scenario best illustrates women’s empowerment ?

a)

Women gain awareness, skills, resources, and agency to challenge unequal power relations and participate in decision-making

b)

Women perform more unpaid household care to support family harmony

c)

Authorities restrict women’s mobility for safety concerns

d)

Employers maintain gender wage gaps to preserve competitiveness

5.

What is a key impact of gender-responsive state policies (e.g., land rights, maternity leave, childcare) on livelihoods?

a)

They primarily benefit men’s wages

b)

They shape equality, and inclusive policies empower women while weak ones reinforce inequality

c)

They eliminate the need for social capital

d)

They reduce access to education for girls

6.

Which statement aligns with the definition of a sustainable livelihood?

a)

A livelihood that maximizes short-term income regardless of future impacts

b)

A livelihood that relies solely on natural capital

c)

A livelihood that maintains/enhances assets, copes with shocks and stress, and provides for future generations

d)

A livelihood defined only by access to financial services

7.

Which constraint is listed as a reason why gender matters in livelihoods by limiting women’s access to livelihood assets?

a)

High access to credit

b)

Limited land ownership

c)

Excess training opportunities

d)

Lower unpaid care burden

8.

Which practical step is recommended to improve development outcomes by addressing gender barriers?

a)

Reduce monitoring and evaluation

b)

Exclude women from decision-making to avoid bias

c)

Adjust project design to remove barriers such as training schedules for women

d)

Shift all resources to technology and ignore asset mapping

9.

Gender-Lens Investing (GLI) is best defined as an investment approach that integrates gender factors across which stages?

a)

Only portfolio management

b)

Only screening and due diligence

c)

Screening, due diligence, and portfolio management

d)

Only product design

10.

Which warning sign is associated with mental and emotional health concerns and requires emergency help if present?

a)

Occasional sadness

b)

Suicidal thoughts

c)

Mild fatigue after exercise

d)

Sporadic happiness

11.

Which statement best defines gender analysis?

a)

A method to compare income levels across regions

b)

A method for examining how roles, resources, responsibilities, and power are distributed between genders in a particular context to make development more gender-responsive

c)

A survey technique to measure political opinions

d)

A budgeting tool for project finance

12.

Which of the following is NOT listed among the six structures that shape gendered livelihoods?

a)

Household

b)

Paid Employment (Labor Market)

c)

Natural Capital

d)

Male-on-Female Violence (Gender-Based Violence)

13.

Which statement best defines gender-lens investing as described?

a)

An approach focused solely on maximizing short-term financial returns regardless of social impact

b)

An investment approach that integrates gender-based factors across the investment process to advance gender equality and capture financial and social returns

c)

A philanthropic donation strategy targeted only at women-led nonprofits

d)

A government subsidy program requiring companies to hire equal numbers of men and women

14.

Which policy recommendation directly supports women-owned small and medium enterprises (SMEs) by easing access to funding?

a)

Institutionalize gender analysis in all project cycles

b)

Scale gender-lens investing incentives such as tax breaks and blended finance

c)

Make health systems inclusive by training staff on transgender care

d)

Promote women’s political participation via quotas and campaign training

15.

Which law in the Philippines is specifically cited as protecting all genders from sexual harassment in public spaces, workplaces, schools, and online?

a)

Human Security Act / Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act

b)

Revised Penal Code (RPC)

c)

Anti-Bullying Act of 2013 (RA 10627)

d)

Safe Spaces Act (RA 11313)