JSA knowledge library

Publications & tools.

Explore technical articles and practical tools for inclusive development, organisational DEI and institutional learning.

01 / Frameworks & toolkits

Frameworks & toolkits

Research-informed resources for project delivery, DEI capacity-building and institutional change.

Framework & practitioner toolkit

Social Inclusion Operationalization (SIO) Framework

A structured, evidence-led approach to assess how inclusion is translated into development project design, implementation and results.

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Facilitator guide & training toolkit

SOGI Sensitivity, Trauma-Informed Grievance Handling & Confidential Referrals

A practical, three-day learning programme for frontline complaint handlers, grievance teams and training facilitators.

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Institutional DEI framework & implementation toolkit

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Framework

Turn DEI commitments into stronger organisational capabilities, inclusive practices and measurable action.

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02 / Technical articles & insights

Technical articles & insights

Open-access reflections and practical analysis from the JSA perspective.

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From recognition to results: making inclusion operational

A practical way to connect inclusion commitments to delivery systems, accountability and measurable change.

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Evaluation with people, not just about them

Why participatory sensemaking and outcome harvesting can make evaluative evidence more relevant, credible and useful.

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Published policy brief

Securing health gains in an era of donor transitions

A policy perspective on domestic financing, international development instruments and protecting equitable access.

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