Placing Gender Equality at the Center of Climate Action

Sectors and Themes
Gender
Health
Scale
National
Expertise Level
Generalist
Resource Type
Guidance and Frameworks
Language
English
French
Spanish
Other
Developer or Source
World Bank

Women and disadvantaged groups tend to be more affected by climate change across various dimensions, including health, livelihoods, and agency. Gender gaps are increasingly seen as barriers to effective mitigation and adaptation strategies. Women are also critical leaders and participants of low-carbon transitions. This policy note investigates how gender equality and climate change intersect; explores programmatic experience on the gender-climate nexus; identifies promising entry points and solutions; and offers recommendations for development practitioners, policymakers, and businesses.

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