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Past collaborations

To explore recent collaborations IUCN has led on, please click below to explore summaries of achievement.

Gender Equality in Shared Resources, Joint Solutions (SRJS)

IUCN has supported SRJS country partners spanning 16 countries to build knowledge, capacity, and strategies for gender-responsive interventions related to key programme themes of water provisioning, food security and climate resilience.

Gender and Renewable Energy (G-REEN)

Through AGENT, IUCN developed a platform for climate mitigation practitioners on sharing best practices and lessons learned in mainstreaming gender in renewable energy projects and policies.

Women in African Power
(WiAP)

Under its AGENT partnership, IUCN worked closely with Power Africa to incubate a network of over 1,000 members to support, elevate, and connect women with energy sector opportunities.

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