Ccafs 4 dimensions gender inequality cc slide notes
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The document discusses the four gender dimensions of climate resilience, focusing on decision-making participation, access to resources, and workloads. It highlights the importance of women's collective action and empowerment in adapting to climate change, with examples from West Africa and Nepal. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for integrating gender into research activities and agricultural practices for effective adaptation.
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- 1. 1 Four Gender in/equality Dimensions of Climate Resilience PARTICIPATION IN DECISION MAKING AT DIFFERENT LEVELS ACCESS AND USE OF PRODUCTIVE RESOURCES Such as agro-climatic information, technology, livelihood incomes, and credit WORKLOADS Agricultural technologies and practices for adaptation that reduce workloads and negative impacts on women COLLECTIVE ACTION Women's groups as platforms for access, agency and voice Intra-household, Community Going Back to the Well: Women, Agency and Climate Adaptation Tavenner, et al, 2020 Existing or ne Integrated w But sometim One of the m From the CCAFS experience – three regional examples
- 2. 2 Mainstreaming Gender into CCAFS Research Activities in West Africa
- 3. 3 Empowering Women farmers for Climate Chanage Adaptation in Nepal
Editor's Notes
- #2: Tavenner, K., Cramer, C., Thornton, P., and S. Huyer. 2020. From sub-IDOs to Impact: A Guide to Developing Gender-related Policy Indicators in CCAFS. Wageningen, the Netherlands: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS). Available online at: www.ccafs.cgiar.org
- #3: Photo: Mavis Derigubah (CSIR-SARI)
- #4: Photo: Sophia Huyer, CCAFS