Tackling Gender Inequality for Effective Climate Action in Agrifood Systems
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2023
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Win-Win for Climate and Gender Justice & Peace: Acting On Military Spending And Military Emissions
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- WILPF, Drexel University and ELI
Year
2023
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Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Drexel University and Environmental Law Institue. (2023). Win-Win for Climate and Gender Justice & Peace: Acting On Military Spending And Military Emissions. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.No Climate Justice Without Gender Equality and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
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- DFPA, Danish 92 Group - Forum for Sustainable Development, and IPPF
Year
2023
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The Danish Family Planning Association, Danish 92 Group - Forum for Sustainable Development, and International Planned Parenthood Federation. (2023). No Climate Justice Without Gender Equality and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.An Undervalued Pathway to Climate Resilience: Investing in Family Planning To Empower Women and Girls
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- MPT, EWT and MSI
Year
2023
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Margaret Pyke Trust, Endangered Wildlife Trust, and MSI Reproductive Choices. (2023). An Undervalued Pathway to Climate Resilience: Investing in Family Planning To Empower Women and Girls. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Gender Just Climate Solutions Award Ceremony
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- WECF, AIWC and FAWCO
Year
2023
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Women Engage for a Common Future - International Foundation, All India Women's Conference and Federation of American Women's Clubs Overseas, Inc. (2023). Gender Just Climate Solutions Awards ceremony. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Redefining Success: A Just and Equitable Transition through Greater Climate Action and SDGs Synergie
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- UN DESA, IGES, IIASA, and UNFCCC
Year
2023
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United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA), Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, and Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. (2023). Redefining Success: A Just and Equitable Transition through greater Climate Action and SDGs Synergie. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Art. 6 on the Ground - Real Solutions Instead of Dangerous Distractions
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- LIFE e.V., ETC Group, GenderCC, HOMEF, and IENTI/IEN
Year
2023
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LIFE e.V., Action Group on Erosion, Technology and Concentration, GenderCC, Health of Mother Earth Foundation, and Indigenous Educational Network of Turtle Island (IENTI/IEN) (IEN). (2023). Art. 6 on the Ground - Real Solutions Instead of Dangerous Distractions. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Empowering Latin American Youth and Women: Advocacy Scenarios on the Road to COP28
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- CAN-LA, Fundación Barranquilla+20, and Engajamundo
Year
2023
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Climate Action Network - Latin America (CAN-LA), Fundación Barranquilla+20, and Engajamundo Youth Association (Engajamundo). (2023). Empowering Latin American Youth and Women: Advocacy Scenarios on the Road to COP28. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Partnerships for Sustainable Finance: Opportunities for Women and Youth to Accelerate Climate Action
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- HATOF Foundation and FARSO
Year
2023
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HATOF Foundation and Faith Association of the Rehabilitation of Street Children and Orphans (FARSO). (2023). Partnerships for Sustainable Finance: Opportunities for Women and Youth to Accelerate Climate Action. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Women Implementing Climate Justice Solutions to Mitigate and Adapt to the Climate Crisis
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- WECAN, CCA, Ithaca College, and The Gaia Foundation
Year
2023
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Women's Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN), California College of the Arts (CCA), Ithaca College, and The Gaia Foundation. (2023). Women Implementing Climate Justice Solutions to Mitigate and Adapt to the Climate Crisis. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Strategies To Avoid Maladaptation by Putting Social Inclusion at the Centre of Climate Action
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- SouthSouthNorth Projects Africa (SSN Africa) and Namibia
Year
2023
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SouthSouthNorth Projects Africa (SSN Africa) and Namibia. (2023). Strategies To Avoid Maladaptation by Putting Social Inclusion at the Centre of Climate Action. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.A Call from Indigenous Peoples: Weaving a Human Rights-based Approach in Loss and Damage
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- IWGIA, AIPP, CSIPN, NEFIN and ONAMIAP
Year
2023
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International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA), Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact Foundation (AIPP), Center for Support of Indigenous Peoples of the North (CSIPN), Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NEFIN), and the Organización Nacional de Mujeres Indígenas Andinas y Amazónicas del Perú (ONAMIAP). (2023). A Call from Indigenous Peoples: Weaving a Human Rights-based Approach in Loss and Damage. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Human Rights in Domestic Climate Policies: Where We Stand and How We Should Proceed
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- International Disability Alliance (IDA) and McGill University
Year
2023
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International Disability Alliance (IDA) and McGill University. (2023). Human Rights in Domestic Climate Policies: Where We Stand and How We Should Proceed. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Energize Equity Roundtable
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- WiRE and INWES
Year
2023
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Women in Renewable Energy (WiRE) and International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists (INWES). (2023). Energize Equity Roundtable. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Just Food Futures: Exploring Social Equality in Low-Emission Food System Development in LMICs
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- CIAT and BV
Year
2023
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Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical (CIAT) and Biovision - Foundation for Ecological Development (BV). (2023). Just Food Futures: Exploring Social Equality in Low-Emission Food System Development in LMICs. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Breaking Barriers: Gender Transformative Education as a Catalyst for Climate Justice
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- Plan International (Plan), Global Marshall Plan Foundation and Green Hope Foundation (GHF)
Year
2023
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Plan International (Plan), Global Marshall Plan Foundation and Green Hope Foundation (GHF). (2023). Breaking Barriers: Gender Transformative Education as a Catalyst for Climate Justice. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.Food Sovereignty: A True Solution to the Climate Crisis
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- Confédération Paysanne and COAG
Year
2023
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Confédération Paysanne and COAG. (2023). Food Sovereignty: A True Solution to the Climate Crisis. UNFCCC COP28 Side Event.¿Influye el género en la percepción de la gente sobre el cambio climático en Brasil?
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- Andreza Conceição
Year
2024
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Conceição, A. (2023). ¿Influye el género en la percepción de la gente sobre el cambio climático en Brasil? EmpoderaClima.Dominica y Canadá impulsan proyecto para enfrentar cambio climático
Dominica lleva hoy adelante un enfoque con perspectiva de género para la resiliencia al cambio climático.
Proyecto Mi Costa incentiva el empoderamiento femenino en Cuba
El propósito del proyecto Mi Costa es suprimir para reducir vulnerabilidades ante el cambio climático.
The Complicated Relationship Between Climate, Conflict, and Gender in Mozambique
In Mozambique, climate impacts have combined with conflict to displace nearly a million people, including women.
Sri Lankan Women Are Facing Domestic Violence Because of Climate Change
Sri Lankan government brought to light the link between gender and climate change.
Género, TIC y Cambio Climático
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- Fabiana Menna y Blas Fernández
Year
2019
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Menna, Fabiana y Fernández, Blas. (2019). Género, TIC y Cambio Climático. Fundación Gran Chaco y FLACSO Argentina.Climate Change, “Technology” and Gender: “Adapting Women” to Climate Change with Cooking Stoves and Water Reservoirs
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- Noémi Gonda
Year
2016
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Gonda, Noémi. Climate Change,“Technology” and Gender: “Adapting Women” to Climate Change with Cooking Stoves and Water Reservoirs.The Climate Crisis is far from “Gender Neutral”– WMO Secretary-General
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the impact of the climate crisis is far from “gender neutral”.
Empowering Women and Restoring Mangroves: A Climate Change Initiative in Fiji's Rewa Delta
Explore the Rewa Delta initiative where local women pioneer gendered climate action for global environmental conservation.
Relaciones de género y vulnerabilidad de mujeres y cambio climático
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- Jenny Jungehülsing
Year
2024
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Jungehülsing, Jenny. (2011). Relaciones de género y vulnerabilidad de mujeres y cambio climático. Henrich Böll Stiftung.Energía, género y cambio climático: Reflexiones sobre el ODS7 y su potencial transformador
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- Anahí Urquiza, Catalina Amigo, Valentina Faúndez, y Marina Casas
Year
2019
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Urquiza, A., Amigo, C., Faúndez, V., Casas, M. (2019). Energía, género y cambio climático: Reflexiones sobre el ODS7 y su potencial transformador. Red de Pobreza Energética.Investing in Gender Equality: A Sustainable Solution to Climate Crisis
On International Women's Day, the focus is on the unique impact of climate change on women.
Voices Unveiled EP 2: Breaking Ground With CBD Gender Plan of Action
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2024
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Women4Biodiversity. (2024). Voices Unveiled EP 2: Breaking Ground With CBD Gender Plan of Action.Financial Toll of Climate Crisis Hitting Women Harder, UN says
Rural households led by women lose about 8% more income to heat stress than male-led families, data shows.
Addressing Gender Inequality in Climate Response
There is a way to combat climate change and invest in programmes that empower women at the same time: taxing the ultra-rich.
Habib University Hosts Conference on Climate-Gender, and Peace
Habib University held a two-day conference titled ‘Aamozish-e-Tehqeeq – Navigating Climate, Gender, and Peace’.
Progress, good practices and lessons learned in prioritizing and incorporating gender-responsive adaptation action
Policy Brief
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- UNFCCC
Year
2023
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UNFCCC. (2023). Progress, good practices and lessons learned in prioritizing and incorporating gender-responsive adaptation action. In https://unfccc.int/topics/adaptation-and-resilience/resources/publications-adaptation-committee. United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.Small Island Developing States Spotlight Urgent Gender Equality Priorities at the CSW
The event “Small Islands Developing States (SIDS) and Gender Equality” was held at CSW68.
The Power of Gender-Just Climate Action and the Urgent Need for Funding
The Roots Rising Campaign for Gender-Just Climate Finance provides coordination and awareness for urgent action.
There Cannot be Climate Justice without Gender Justice
An overview of why climate change and its impacts are gendered.
For Climate Finance to Work, It Must Consider Women's Land Tenure Rights
Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals depends on tackling women's land tenure insecurity in the Global South.
European Court Rules Human Rights Violated by Climate Inaction
A group of older Swiss women have won the first ever climate case victory in the European Court of Human Rights.
Maisa Rojas: “Las mujeres son más sensibles a los impactos del cambio climático”
La triple crisis que hoy enfrentamos impacta de manera desigual a las personas dependiendo de su grado de vulnerabilidad.
Gender Equality for Greener and Bluer Futures
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- IUCN
Year
2024
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IUCN. (2024). Gender Equality for Greener and Bluer Futures.Submission Guatemala: Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change
UNFCCC Submission
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- Guatemala
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2024
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Guatemala. (2024). Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change Mandate: Decision 15/CP.28, para. 2. UNFCCC Submission.Guinea Submission: Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change
UNFCCC Submission
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- Guinea
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2024
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Guinea. (2024). Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change Mandate: Decision 15/CP.28, para. 2. UNFCCC Submission.Submission by the United States: Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change
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2024
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United States. (2024). Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change Mandate: Decision 15/CP.28, para. 2. UNFCCC Submission.European Union Submission: Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change
UNFCCC Submission
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- European Union
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2024
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European Union. (2024). Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change Mandate: Decision 15/CP.28, para. 2. UNFCCC Submission.Submission by Canada: Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change
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- Canada
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2024
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Canada. (2024). Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change Mandate: Decision 15/CP.28, para. 2. UNFCCC Submission.United Arab Emirates Submission: Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change
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2024
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United Arab Emirates. (2024). Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change Mandate: Decision 15/CP.28, para. 2. UNFCCC Submission.Submission by the Republic of Panama: Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change
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- Panama
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2024
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Republic of Panama. (2024). Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change Mandate: Decision 15/CP.28, para. 2. UNFCCC Submission.Colombia Submission: Information on the progress, challenges, gaps, and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change
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- Colombia
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2024
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Colombia. (2024). Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change Mandate: Decision 15/CP.28, para. 2. UNFCCC Submission.Australia Submission: Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change
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- Australia
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2024
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Australia. (2024). Information on the progress, challenges, gaps and priorities in implementing the gender action plan (GAP) and future work to be undertaken on gender and climate change Mandate: Decision 15/CP.28, para. 2. UNFCCC Submission.Pages
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