Género
Copenhagen Day 5 - Women agents of change
IUCN's Senior Gender Adviser, Lorena Aguilar, explains the importance of women as actors in the climate debate. …
12 Dec 2009 | News story
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¿Al fin un cambio radical para las mujeres y el cambio climático?
Todos los que han trabajado incansablemente para asegurar que se de la adecuada consideración al papel de la mujer en los esfuerzos por hacer frente al cambio climático seguirán con el corazón en un puño el desarrollo de los acontecimientos en Copenhague. Cualquier acuerdo que emerja de la conferencia puede ser el primero en reconocer los aspectos de género en el cambio climático y, al hacerlo, estará camino de salvar las vidas de millones de mujeres y niños. … | English | French
30 Nov 2009 | News story
Azraq: an oasis under pressure
Increasing water demands in water-scarce Jordan is putting pressure on one of the country’s largest groundwater basins, the Azraq oasis …
22 Nov 2009 | News story
Minister Al-Irani called for more pro-active participation by women groups in the lead up to Copenhagen
At the last day of the Gender and Climate Change training workshop held in Amman, the Jordanian Minister of Environment, H.E. Eng. Khaled Al-Irani called for more pro-active participation by women groups in the lead up to Copenhagen. …
12 Nov 2009 | News story
Arab governments show foresight over climate change and gender equality
With a firm agreement elusive in the countdown to the UN climate change negotiations in Copenhagen next month, the ability of local communities in the Arab region to fight the negative effects of climate change hang in the balance. …
12 Nov 2009 | News story
Mainstreaming Gender in Climate talks
Background: For many years, there has been an assumption that the negative impacts of climate change and the efforts to mitigate them have similar effects on both men and women. However, the world has progressively recognized that women and men experience climate change differently, and that gender inequalities worsen women’s coping capacity. It has also been acknowledged that women are important agents of change and holders of significant knowledge and skills related to mitigation, adaptation, and the reduction of risks in the face of climate change, making them crucial agents in this area. …
10 Nov 2009 | News story
Milestone Gender and Climate Change Agreement on Horizon
The Copenhagen agreement may be the first to recognize the gender dimensions of climate change, saving the lives of millions of women and children and taking a major step toward addressing the human impacts of climate change. …
05 Nov 2009 | News story
IUCN West Asia contributes to the gender and climate change training in Bangkok
In parallel with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Meeting in Bangkok, IUCN Regional Office for West Asia participated in the Training of Trainers on Gender and Climate Change. This Asian chapter of the training is the fifth in a series of successful workshops held previously in Europe, USA, and the Caribbean and the Americas. Forty five Asian sustainable development and climate change practitioners attended this three-day-training course which was convened by the Global Gender and Climate Alliance (GGCA) during Sept. 24-26, 2009 in Bangkok. …
13 Oct 2009 | News story
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REDD: putting women at risk or providing opportunities?
Jeannette Gurung of WOCAN highlights some of the gender differentiated impacts of REDD.
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01 Oct 2009 | News story
UNFCCC negotiations doomed to failure without gender
Millions of lives will be lost if governments fail to recognize the importance of gender in the text currently under negotiation at the UNFCCC climate change talks. …
28 Sep 2009 | News story
