Program Materials

Excluding women from energy careers hurts developing countries’ power sectors and limits opportunities for growth. Here are three things USAID is doing to help.

Women in Energy: Agnes is the Chief Planning Officer for Engendering Industries program partner, Kenya Power.

‘Bring Your Daughter To Work Day’ events, supported by USAID’s Engendering Industries program, expose girls to the many job options in the power sector.

EkoElectricty Distribution Company (EKEDC) in Nigeria hosted 35 girls for its first Bring Your Daughter to Work Day, under USAID’s Engendering Industries program. The event encouraged the girls to...

Engendering Industries program partner, Electricity Distribution Company (EDCO) in Jordan.

The pre-training webinar builds upon the foundational concepts you learned in the Gender 101 Training and introduces more of the key concepts, definitions, and benefits of gender equality in the workplace.

The Pre-Training Webinar builds upon the foundational concepts you learned in the Gender 101 Training and introduces more of the key concepts, definitions, and benefits of gender equality in the workplace.

In the course wrap-up, participants will make a final presentation to recap the key takeaways and learnings from the course.

The Engendering Industries Introduction Module introduces you to the facilitator and each other and presents the training agenda, course partners, and rules of engagement.