Research Projects

13 transnational research projects integrating a gender dimension

Co-funded in the frame of GENDER-NET Plus

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FUTUREGEN

Evolving gender differences in health & care across cohorts

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GBV-MIG

Violence against women migrants and refugees: Analyzing causes and effective policy response

Learn about the GBV-MIG research project

G-DEFINER

Gender difference in side effects of immunotherapy: a possible clue to optimize cancer treatment

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GENDER-ARP

Addiction, health risks and recovery in context of social precarity: how to better address complex needs taking into account gender and life stages

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GENPATH

A life course perspective on the GENdered PATHways of social exclusion in later life, and its consequences for health and well-being

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GENRE

Overcoming the entrepreneurial ecosystem gender divide: a cross-cultural perspective

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GOING-FWD

Gender Outcomes INternational Group: to Further Well-being Development

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iKASCADE

Identifying Key prescribing CASCADes in the elderly: a transnational initiative on drug safety

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MASCAGE

Gendering age: representations of masculinities and ageing in contemporary European literatures and cinemas

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POSITIVMASC

Masculinities and violence against women among young people - Identifying discourses and developing strategies for change using a mixed-method approach

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RHCforFGC

Sharing actions and strategies for respectful and equitable health care for women with FGC/M

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SEQUAL

Socio-ecological relations and gender equality: dynamics and processes for transformational change across scales

Learn about the SEQUAL research project

TIGER

The combined role of genetic and environmental risk factors in the gender-specific development of severe tinnitus