Gender Justice in the Climate Debate

The aim of the project was to incorporate the women’s perspective in the climate debate. To this end, the project comprehensively planned and implemented a one-day international conference to be held alongside the United Nations Climate Change Conference in December 2008 in Poznan, and carried out follow-up actions. The conference brought together female gender and climate experts to exchange ideas and experiences on (gender) justice in climate policy. Discussions focused on strategies for integrating the gender perspective into national and international climate policy. The participants presented their approaches within the framework of the Climate Change Conference and also acted as multipliers in their home countries. Background papers were drafted in various countries in preparation for the event. Activities surrounding the UNFCCC negotiations included the dissemination of the outcomes of the gender conference.

Project data

IKI funding
132,500.00 €
Duration
09/2008 till 07/2009
Status
completed
Implementing organisation
LIFE e.V.
Implementing Partner
  • GenderCC - women for climate justice e.V.

State of implementation/results

  • Project completed
  • Energy campaign for the Indian hotel and catering industry entitled EHotCat has been developed and action taken - including running planning workshops with relevant actors - to prepare the way for its implementation
  • Numerous cooperation agreements for implementing the campaign have been concluded
  • Initial data has been generated through comprehensive research and analysis of basic data on energy consumption and energy sources in in the Indian hotel and catering industry

Latest Update:
12/2024

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