Welcome to the RESISTIRÉ project
Reducing gendered inequalities caused by the COVID-19 pandemic
RESISTIRÉ (RESpondIng to outbreakS through co-creaTIve inclusive equality stRatEgies) is gathering ten European partners and a wider network of researchers to analyse the impact of COVID-19 policies on gendered inequalities.
Every six months until March 2023, the project will publish up-to-date research reports, policy recommendations, and innovative pilot actions to foster a fairer social recovery.
Latest news
Research Agendas from Cycle 1: identifying knowledge gaps and future research needs
The aim of RESISTIRÉ is to understand the social, economic, political, and environmental impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak and its policy responses...
RESISTIRÉ recommendations to reduce the gendered impact of Covid-19 policies: 8 Factsheets
How have the policy responses to Covid-19 increased gender inequalities? What can policymakers, employers or even civil society organisations do to...
Inequalities in the Spotlight: Research Agendas to Address the Impact of COVID-19
WEBINAR Inequalities in the Spotlight:Research Agendas to Address the Impact of COVID-19 1st February 2022, 15:00-16:30h CET The increase in...
Project outline
Quick implementation
RESISTIRÉ develops its actions within three cycles that combine quantitative and qualitative research with co-creation activities.
Each cycle takes six months and is repeated twice, producing operational results while integrating insights from the previous one.
Insight
Research activities in 31 countries include mapping COVID-19 policies, analysing quantitative data, collecting direct inputs from victims of inequalities.
Creativity
Research results are interpreted in Open Studios to co-create recommendations, propose ideas and identify knowledge gaps.
Solutions
Recommendations are put into action to develop concrete actions, white papers, and further research inputs.
Outcomes
The process results in a new research agenda, advocacy, policy recommendations and the launch of innovative pilot actions.
Partners
