Guardianas de las semillas de Paraguay resisten al cambio climático
Mujeres campesinas de Paraguay cuentan se reunieron en la 13ava Feria Heñói para intercambiar semillas y tejer redes.
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| Gender Tags | |
| Submitted Language |
Spanish
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| Submitted Translation |
No
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| Type of Support |
Conditional
Unconditional
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| Monitoring and/or Implementation |
Monitoring
Implementation
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| NDC Commitments |
Mitigation
Adaptation
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| Participatory Process for NDC Development Mentioned |
No
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A developing nation, Paraguay is a landlocked country with nearly seven million people who had the highest economic growth in Latin America over the past 30 years. It is a country with many natural resources, and the production of clean energy is one of the most important activities in the country, and growing agricultural development with a production system based almost entirely by agriculture or conservation system of direct sowing and a growing livestock with highly profitable markets in the country requiring greater effort in producing food for the world.
NDC was prepared, developed and socialized by the Ministry of Environment.
Every 5 years, Paraguay reserves the right to revise, update or adjust the proposed contributions and commitments set according to updates of national communications; so as to also agree to new commitments deriving from the new global climate agreement.
Women mentioned as stakeholders (S) in a summary of the National Development Plan with attention to indigenous peoples, strong role of women; young visionaries and trained with leading the country.
| Reference to Women/Gender | |
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| Context of Gender Reference |
Adaptation
Mitigation
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| Gender Tags | |
| Submitted Language |
Spanish
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| Submitted Translation |
No
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| Monitoring and/or Implementation |
Monitoring
Implementation
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| NDC Commitments |
Mitigation
Adaptation
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| Participatory Process for NDC Development Mentioned |
Yes
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| File Url |
Land-locked country in South America highly vulnerable to the effects of climate change
Paraguay’s Updated NDC was developed through a participatory process, involving interviews with 481 people, conducted virtually or in-person. 53% of participants were men, and 47% were women. Development of the adaptation component benefitted from the participation of the following sectors: the centralized public (28%), the civil sector (23%), the municipals (23%), the private sector (18%) and an “other” category which included experts, academics and indigenous peoples (8%). For the mitigation component, sectors engaged were: the public (44.2%), producers guilds (18.5%), private companies (9.6%), academia (8.7%), cooperatives (8.3%), NGOs (4.9%), indigenous (3.9%), and international and cooperators (1.5%).
This update discusses the means of implementation. as well as the needs, progress and lines of action needed to achieve the mitigation and adaptation targets in the NDC. Paraguay’s First Adaptation communication lays the foundation for developing the National Monitoring and Evaluation System, which measures the achievement of the goals and objectives for each priority sector, as well as the impact of measures implemented to increase the country’s adaptive capacity to climate change.
Paraguay’s updated NDC included six cross-cutting axes that were identified during its creation. One of these explicitly included considering a gender perspective. These six axes are mentioned throughout the update along with objectives that are proposed in all sectors. The inclusion of women and promotion of their role as agents of change is present in the update’s lines of action. Vulnerable groups are mentioned in this NDC. However, no one group of people is explicitly specified. Nevertheless, vulnerabilities arising from gender are discussed in relation to the following actions: Whenever possible, project and program proposals to contemplate the identification of needs using an approach differentiated by gender roles; Promotion of strategies to strengthen women’s leadership, which reduce gaps in participation and access to opportunities; and Increasing the capacity of women belonging to rural communities and indigenous populations so as to build awareness, and combat present and future climate change impacts affecting food production.
Mujeres campesinas de Paraguay cuentan se reunieron en la 13ava Feria Heñói para intercambiar semillas y tejer redes.
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