Gender, Climate & Security: Sustaining Inclusive Peace on the Frontlines of Climate Change - Report Summary
This report offers a comprehensive framework for understanding how gender, climate and security are linked (section II), and shares – through a series of brief case studies – practical examples of empirical research, analytical approaches, and programme interventions that can contribute to responding to these risks (section III). These cases are contributed by a diverse group of researchers and practitioners who have experienced the risks and opportunities associated with gender, climate and security in their own work. The report concludes (section IV) with a set of recommendations to guide policy-making, investments, programme design, and research, with the aim of catalyzing gender-responsive action on climate and security that ultimately contributes to inclusive and sustainable peace. The report also features two types of discussion boxes: green boxes review additional dimensions of gender, climate and security linkages, while blue boxes highlight the breadth of related research from external researchers.
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| Format: | Summaries biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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2020
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| Subjects: | CLIMATE CHANGE, SECURITY, GENDER, CONFLICT, NIGERIA, CHAD, VIOLENCE, PEACEBUILDING, SUDAN, EGYPT, ASIA AND THE PACIFIC, CLIMATE, SIERRA LEONE, ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION, WOMEN AND THE ENVIRONMENT, PAPUA NEW GUINEA, PAKISTAN, NEPAL, ECUADOR, COLOMBIA, EL SALVADOR, FOOD SECURITY, |
| Online Access: | https://wedocs.unep.org/20.500.11822/32672 |
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| Summary: | This report offers a comprehensive framework for understanding how gender, climate and security are linked (section II), and shares – through a series of brief case studies – practical examples of empirical research, analytical approaches, and programme interventions that can contribute to responding to these risks (section III). These cases are contributed by a diverse group of researchers and practitioners who have experienced the risks and opportunities associated with gender, climate and security in their own work. The report concludes (section IV) with a set of recommendations to guide policy-making, investments, programme design, and research, with the aim of catalyzing gender-responsive action on climate and security that ultimately contributes to inclusive and sustainable peace. The report also features two types of discussion boxes: green boxes review additional dimensions of gender, climate and security linkages, while blue boxes highlight the breadth of related research from external researchers. |
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