How climate change adaptation projects can advance gender equality and progress toward SDG 5
"Key messages - Existing societal dynamics, including women’s lack of access to technology and their increasing labor burden due to forced migration, are some of the key reasons behind gender inequality in climate change adaptation projects. - Embedding gender considerations and facilitating women’s...
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| author | Some, Shreya Roy, Joyashree |
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| description | "Key messages
- Existing societal dynamics, including women’s lack of access to technology and their increasing labor burden due to forced migration, are some of the key reasons behind gender inequality in climate change adaptation projects.
- Embedding gender considerations and facilitating women’s participation in design and implementation of climate adaptation projects—along with inclusive policies, training, information access, planning and monitoring—is a must to avoid gender inequality.
- Evidence is clear: conscious efforts are essential to integrate local, Indigenous, intergenerational knowledge and institutions in existing, otherwise biased, formal scientific and institutional arrangements. Women play important roles in supporting, teaching and adapting traditional knowledge to climate change adaptive actions. " |
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| spelling | CGSpace1251852023-07-20T12:29:55Z How climate change adaptation projects can advance gender equality and progress toward SDG 5 Some, Shreya Roy, Joyashree climate change gender empowerment equality "Key messages - Existing societal dynamics, including women’s lack of access to technology and their increasing labor burden due to forced migration, are some of the key reasons behind gender inequality in climate change adaptation projects. - Embedding gender considerations and facilitating women’s participation in design and implementation of climate adaptation projects—along with inclusive policies, training, information access, planning and monitoring—is a must to avoid gender inequality. - Evidence is clear: conscious efforts are essential to integrate local, Indigenous, intergenerational knowledge and institutions in existing, otherwise biased, formal scientific and institutional arrangements. Women play important roles in supporting, teaching and adapting traditional knowledge to climate change adaptive actions. " 2022-10-21 2022-10-27T08:36:13Z 2022-10-27T08:36:13Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/125185 en Open Access application/pdf CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform Some, S. and Roy, J. 2022. How climate change adaptation projects can advance gender equality and progress toward SDG 5. Nairobi, Kenya: CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform. |
| spellingShingle | climate change gender empowerment equality Some, Shreya Roy, Joyashree How climate change adaptation projects can advance gender equality and progress toward SDG 5 |
| title | How climate change adaptation projects can advance gender equality and progress toward SDG 5 |
| title_full | How climate change adaptation projects can advance gender equality and progress toward SDG 5 |
| title_fullStr | How climate change adaptation projects can advance gender equality and progress toward SDG 5 |
| title_full_unstemmed | How climate change adaptation projects can advance gender equality and progress toward SDG 5 |
| title_short | How climate change adaptation projects can advance gender equality and progress toward SDG 5 |
| title_sort | how climate change adaptation projects can advance gender equality and progress toward sdg 5 |
| topic | climate change gender empowerment equality |
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