Girls insight

SPRING Accelerator draws to a close today, 30th September 2019. Hear from Technical Director Dr.Rebecca Calder on designing

“Having your first period universally means becoming a woman. In Myanmar, it also marks the start of a journey of shame.”What does it take to end the stigma and start […]

Looking through a sector lens, SPRING’s sector briefs that identify market opportunities in the agriculture, education, energy, health, nutrition, information communication and technology (ICT), water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sectors […]

This practical guide to researching girls as users provides a detailed explanation of how to conduct research into the lives and experiences of girls in SPRING’s nine focus countries in […]

Are you an investor interested in exploring the potential of investing to benefit girls and young women in emerging

What does being a girl in Pakistan mean? This report represents an effort to understand girls’ lives in context – through their eyes and their and their aspirations – and is the fourth in the […]

This Bangladesh girl landscaping report is the third in the series of girl research. It provides a window into girls’ lives in Bangladesh and aims to be a catalyst for […]

Between February and May 2016, SPRING conducted landscaping studies exploring the lives of adolescent girls in Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan. Employing a range of qualitative and participatory approaches, the research […]

Between February and May 2018, SPRING conducted a landscaping study to explore the lives of adolescent girls in Myanmar. Employing a range of qualitative and participatory approaches, the research endeavoured […]