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GENDER: THE MISSING COMPONENTOF THE RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE








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    Supporting Gender-Responsive Adaptation to Climate Change in Kenya - UNJP/KEN/100/UWN 2024
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    The project aimed to address critical challenges posed by climate change in Kenya, particularly in arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs). In recent years, Kenya has experienced prolonged droughts, frosts in some of the productive agricultural areas, hailstorms, extreme floods, receding lake levels, drying up of rivers and other wetlands, etc., resulting in large economic losses, affecting food security and exacerbating poverty. These negative impacts are compounded by local environmental degradation, mainly caused by habitat loss due to land-use change, pollution, deforestation and overgrazing. Moreover, despite being the main producers of food, women in agriculture own fewer assets and have access to less land, fewer inputs and fewer financial and extension services than men, which limits their rights, potential and well-being, as well as their ability to build climate resilience. The project was designed to increase agricultural productivity, household income, nutrition and technical capacity of women farmer groups to adopt market-driven, climate-smart agriculture (CSA) value chains, while promoting gender equality.
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    Gender transformative change for climate action
    Taking a gender transformative approach for resilient and sustainable agrifood systems
    2025
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    This technical study highlights the role of discriminatory social institutions, unequal power relations and agency in influencing climate resilience processes for sustainable agrifood systems. It also defines core characteristics of gender transformative change in climate resilience programming and presents a collection of climate change interventions that address different dimensions of gender transformative change and the management of disaster risks in agrifood systems. The main audience for this study consists of food security, agriculture, climate and gender practitioners and experts with an interest in gender transformative change in interventions related to climate adaptation and disaster risk management. The paper was developed in the framework of the Joint Programme on Gender Transformative Approaches for Food Security and Nutrition (JP GTA).
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    PEOPLE-CENTREDCLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION: INTEGRATING GENDER ISSUES 2007
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    THIS BRIEF EXPLAINS THE LINKS BETWEEN GENDER ISSUES AND CLIMATE CHANGE AND RECOMMENDS WAYS TO INTEGRATE GENDER INTO CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION POLICIES AND ACTIVITIES

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