Gender and Climate Change - Workshop May 2017

Gender and Climate Change - Workshop May 2017

In-session workshop on the development of a gender action plan under the UNFCCC

Bonn, Germany

10 - 11 May 2017

Venue: World Conference Centre

Room: Santiago de Chile
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Provisional Programme and annotations (627 kB)

Day 1: Wednesday, 10 May
10:00 - 13:00

Opening and welcome Ms Patricia Espinosa, Executive Secretary, UNFCCC Mr Tomasz Chruszczow, SBI Chair and Ambassador Nazhat Khan (Fiji)
Facilitators	Ms Winfred Lichuma (Kenya) and Mr Geert Fremout (Belgium)
Session I (Plenary)	Setting the foundation Mandate, format of the workshop and expected outcome: Facilitators Overview of submissions, including lessons learned from other action plans: Secretariat and the Women and Gender Constituency Outline of gender decisions, governance options and interaction with other UNFCCC processes: Secretariat Feedback from grassroots ‘Listening and Learning’ dialogue: (tbc) Overview of informal consultation, including option on the format of the gender action plan and possible topics/focus areas: Mr Pieter Terpstra, Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Proposal for working group topics/focus areas for Day 2: Facilitators Format: Presentations and Q&A
	Presentations
	Lessons learned from other action plans (294 kB) Gender decisions, governance options and interaction with other UNFCCC processes (467 kB)	UNFCCC secretariat
	Common Recommendations & Analysis (291 kB)	Bridget Burns (Woman and Gender Constiuency)
	Informal Consultations on the Gender Action Plan (254 kB)	Pieter Terpstra (Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Session II (Plenary)	Objectives of the gender action plan Facilitated dialogue: what are the overall objectives of the gender action plan and what would success look like in 2019? Format: Panel of Party and non-Party stakeholders, with questions from the floor
Wrap up and outline Day 2

Day 2: Thursday, 11 May
15:00 - 18:00

Session III

(Working groups)

Elements

Working group session to identify elements and possible activities for the gender action plan. Topics for the groups will be identified in session I on Day 1.

Format: Working groups, each guided by a facilitator, with a rapporteur to capture ideas

Room allocation for working groups:

Room: Santiago de Chile:

Cluster A (Capacity building, knowledge sharing and communication),

Cluster C (Coherence within the UNFCCC and other UN agencies),

Cluster D (Gender-responsive implementation and Means of Implementation)

Room: H – 1-02

Cluster B (Gender balance and participation)

Room: H – 1-04

Cluster E (Monitoring and reporting)

pdf-icon Report back Cluster A (117 kB)

pdf-icon Report back Cluster C (141 kB)

pdf-icon Report back Cluster D (170 kB)

pdf-icon Report back Cluster B (187 kB)

pdf-icon Report back Cluster E (507 kB)

Session IV

(Plenary)

An opportunity for all participants to hear from each group and clarify ideas as needed.

Format: Each group will report back to plenary, ideas will be projected on screen, open for comments/clarifications

Summary and close
A summary report will be prepared during the workshop based on ideas developed in the working groups and published on the UNFCCC website before the close of the SBI

KEY STEPS

NEGOTIATIONS

FOCUS

PROCESS