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Introduction to Gender within the UNFCCC Process
The powerpoint and articles contain information to theĀ history and role of Gender within the UNFCCC process. Anyone interested or unfamiliar with Gender and UN climate negotiations will find some background information that helps to gain an overview over the advancement of Gender within the UN process.
More detailed information on mandates and entry points for gender equality in the UNFCCC.
Training Material by GenderCC
This compilation of articles by GenderCC members focuses on efforts to integrate gender into national climate policy. It is primarily meant for people who have already been working on gender and climate change, for instance in the international context, and wish to advocate for gender-sensitive adaptation and mitigation at national level. What strategies and actions were undertaken by other activists in different world regions and countries? What approaches have been successful? How could decision makers be influenced? What was actually implemented? What kind of work was done at the grass-root level? And what were the impacts of these efforts?
Training material by Center for Global Change
This toolkit, developed by GenderCC's partner the Center for Global Change (Bangladesh), is a toolkit for practitioners working on gender and climate change adaptation.
The gender sensitive adaptation toolkit offers a practical know how guide for climate change, practitioners, gender experts, development practitioners in completing activity cycle for a climate change adaptation project, including a step by step guidance and recommended tools and checklist needed to design and implement a Gender Sensitive Adaptation project (GSA).
The 13 modules oft this training manual provide basic information on gender concepts and gender mainstreaming, an introduction to climate change, as well as key sectors and methods to address climate change.
Gender mainstreaming into energy and climate change community based adaptation projects in the Pacific
This toolkit, developed by GenderCC's partner the Secretariat for the Pacific Community (SPC) provides guidance to community practitioners in the Pacific region for the process of gender inclusion, provide them with case studies and practical tools to integrate a gendered approachfor the sustainability of these projects.
The following practical learning tools described in detailed below were sourced from the various community work already conducted by the University of the South Pacific, SPC and WWF. They have employed these tools at their community training. These practical tools have been modified to ensure that its gender inclusive.
Report on a gender awareness and capacity building training was convened in Tuvalu in 2011, coordinated through the Department of Energy in collaboration with the Department of Women under the Ministry of Home Affairs and Rural Development.
Poster on Gender in Adaptation and Low Carbon Development in Small Island States of the Pacific Islands