• Climate Change

 

Gender Just Climate Solutions: Examples of Best Practice


Publisher: Women Engage for a Common Future and Women and Gender Constituency

Author(s): Titilope Ngozi Akosa, Katia Araujo, Anne Barre, Nanna Birk, Patricia Bohland, Tara Daniel, Katharina Habersbrunner, Coraina de la Plaza, Usha Nair, Zenabou Segda, and Véronique Moreira

Date: 2019

Topics: Assessment, Climate Change, Gender, Governance, Livelihoods

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The Women and Gender Constituency, along with other women, gender, and human rights advocates, has been actively pushing world leaders to ensure just and equitable climate policies that put respect of people’s rights and the integrity of the planet first, while respond - ing to injustice among and within countries in relation to climate impacts and resilience.

In order to implement the transformative shift needed to appropriately respond to climate change, gender-just solutions must be strenghtened and scaled up in every country.

As the Paris Agreement enters into force, the Gender Just Climate Solutions shown in this publication are aimed at making gender equality and women’s rights central to just climate action. The Gender Just Climate Solutions Award comprises three categories:

• Technical Climate Solutions

• Non-Technical Climate Solutions

• Transformational Climate Solutions