Gender and Development in Practice
The network Gender and Development In Practice (GADIP) was established in 2007 to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and experiences between researchers and practitioners.
In 2007 the network Gender and Development in Practice, (GADIP) was established to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and experiences between researchers and practitioners - for example by translating academic discourse into NGO language and telling academia about needs of NGOs in relation to research. It is a forum for dialogue between practitioners and researchers, where practitioners have the possibility to be updated on latest research within their areas of interest, and where researchers are confronted with experiences in the field.
As of July 2011 GADIP receives no more funding, but remains as an NGO. GADIP is a democratic organization in which practitioners and scholars co-operate and learn from each other, implying a reflexive dialogue.
If you wish to become a member, please contact gadip.sverige@gmail.com.