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Gender and Climate Change - UNFCCC related activities - 2017
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Since 2012, Parties to the UNFCCC have considered ‘gender and climate change’ as a
stand-alone agenda item under the Conference of the Parties (COP) and the Subsidiary Body for
Implementation (SBI). In addition, Parties have considered and incorporated gender considerations in
many other thematic areas (e.g. finance, technology development and transfer, adaptation) under the
Convention and its Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement more>>
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Photo: Green Climate Fund
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Mainstreaming Gender
Gender Action in Practice
GCF provides guidance to Accredited Entities submitting funding proposals on the type of
gender documentation required during the project planning, preparation and development stage.
This entails an initial gender and social assessment that must be included with the funding
proposal. The assessment includes a snapshot of the gender equality situation in the region,
country or project area; the gender issues that may be relevant to the proposed project; and
the opportunities to bring about positive change for both women and men
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Photo: Abbie Trayler-Smith / Panos Pictures/
Department for International Development
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Gender
Equality in National Climate Action: Planning for Gender-responsive NDCs
(Side-event at SB46)
Related report:
The report provides an analysis of the status of gender equality in national climate policy
in light of the Paris Agreement. It also presents a framework for integrating gender equality
into Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) planning and implementation
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Informal consultations on the development of a gender action plan under the
UNFCCC
Decision 21/CP.22, paragraph 28 invited “Parties, members of constituted bodies,
United Nations organizations, observers and other stakeholders to consult through meetings,
prior to the forty-sixth sessions of the subsidiary bodies (May 2017), in order to provide
inputs to the formulation of the gender action plan” more>>
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Photo: Women's Environment &
Development Organization (WEDO)
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The WDF
Night School
This two-night series will focus on drafting text for interventions, decisions and other
written outcomes of the negotiating process, with the aim of strengthening the
participants’ capacity to participate effectively in the negotiating process. The
training will include experiential learning through a mock negotiation exercise and provide a
set of tools and materials that participants can utilize in upcoming UNFCCC meetings
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International Gender
Champions
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International
Gender Champions Bonn-Berlin
UNFCCC Executive Secretary, Ms Patricia Espinosa, announced on 8 May 2017 that she has become
an International Gender Champion and in doing so, is founding the Bonn-Berlin chapter of the
network. Ms Espinosa has affirmed her commitment to the International Gender Champions Panel
Parity Pledge and is undertaking two additional commitments to advance gender equality within
the secretariat as an organization, and in its support to the intergovernmental process
more>>
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Background
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In the year 1995, a historical benchmark was set for Gender and Climate Change with the adoption of the
Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action more>>
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Documentation
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UNFCCC documents
Formal and informal documents related to Gender and Climate Change
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UNFCCC related activities
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