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More Than an Add-on?: Evaluating the Integration of Gender in Green Climate Fund Projects and Programs

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2021

Citation 

Schalatek, L. S., Zuckerman, E. Z., McCullough, E. M., & Heinrich Böll Stiftung Washington, DC and Gender Action. (2021, October). More than an add-on? : Evaluating the integration of gender in Green Climate Fund projects and programs. https://us.boell.org/sites/default/files/2021-10/hbs%20Washington_Gender%20Action_More%20than%20an%20add-on_Evaluating%20integration%20of%20gender%20in%20Green%20Climate%20Fund%20projects%20and%20programs.pdf

Why Climate Change is Sexist

As representatives gather in Glasgow, women and girls are already paying the high price of global inaction.

How Climate Change and Environmental Degradation Hurts Women More Than Men in Slums of South Asia.

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2018

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Patel, A., Lotia, H., Malik, A., Mundt, M., Lee, H. and M. Rafiq.2018. “How Climate Change and Environmental Degradation Hurts Women More Than Men in Slums of South Asia .” GrOW Research Series Policy Brief. Montreal, Canada: Institute for the Study of International Development, McGill University

Gender Mainstreaming and Climate Resilience in Zambia’s Cashew Sector: Insights for Adaptation Planners

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2019

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FAO & UNDP. 2019. Gender mainstreaming and climate resilience in Zambia’s cashew sector: Insights for adaptation planners. Rome, FAO, 18 pp

Webinar: Maternal Health, Climate Change, and Birth Outcomes: Environmental and Reproductive Justice Intersections

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2020

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Black Women’s Health Imperative, In Our Own Voice: National Black Women’s Reproductive Justice Agenda, and Human Rights Watch. (2020, June 19.) "Maternal Health, Climate Change, and Birth Outcomes: Environmental and Reproductive Justice Intersections". [Webinar]. Vimeo.

Climate, Gender & Migration: Moving forward from COP26, integrate human mobility and migrant women’s human rights in all climate deliberations and action plans Inaction on the Climate Crisis has Dire Consequences

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2021

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Women in Migration Network. (2021, November). Climate, Gender & Migration: Moving forward from COP26, integrate human mobility and migrant women’s human rights in all climate deliberations and action plans Inaction on the Climate Crisis has Dire Consequences. https://womeninmigration.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/WIMN-COP26-Statement-11.11.21.pdf

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