Section II - Economic hardship: analyse gender-differentiated effects of food, fuel and transport costs and inflation; changes in employment, labour force participation and income, including for informal workers and refugee and displaced populations; the quality and security of work; unpaid care and domestic work; pressures on female-headed and other vulnerable households; and, where evidence supports it, links to negative coping strategies such as child labour and early marriage. Section III - Access to services and opportunities: analyse effects of economic hardship, funding cuts and instability on access to health, education, social protection, childcare, eldercare and other services; gender differences in access, affordability and use; effects of disruptions to water, energy and transport; and, where supported by evidence, implications of reduced financing for gender-responsive services.