Gender in adaptation planning for the agriculture sectors

Nelson, S. & Hill, C.

Gender in adaptation planning for the agriculture sectors

Guide for trainers

Year of publication 2019

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Pages 188 p.

Author Nelson, S. & Hill, C.

Publisher FAO and UNDP ;

Product type Book (stand-alone)

ISBN 978-92-5-131984-0

Edition 1

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Synopsis (short abstract) This Guide for Trainers, based on workshops in nine countries, provides a complete set of materials for use in training sessions on mainstreaming gender in adaptation planning in the agriculture sectors. It is designed for a trainer or team responsible for delivering a training workshop for stakeholders who are involved in adaptation planning and related budgeting processes in agriculture. The guide presents a mix of interactive activities and presentations, to be used in whole or in part, to improve the individual-level skills and behaviours needed to foster gender-responsive agriculture adaptation plans within a broader capacity development process. The emphasis is on adaptation in agriculture, however the materials can be applied to planning for climate change adaptation in other sectors. In addition to this Guide for trainers, there are companion PowerPoint templates that workshop organizers can tailor to their specific context.

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Nelson, S. & Hill, C. 2019. Gender in adaptation planning for the agriculture sectors: Guide for trainers. Rome, FAO and UNDP.

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