Integration of VAWG and climate change linkages within the CSW66 agreed conclusions and recommended actions, and key opportunities and promising practices for implementation.

Brief

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2022

Rising to the challenge: Driving gender-responsive and inclusive climate actions

A COP 27 event on driving gender-responsive climate action.

Event

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2022

Engaging men and boys to address gender-based violence in coastal biodiversity management

Spotlight conversation with the Regional Coastal Biodiversity Project, on the importance of engaging men to shift gender norms towards positive masculinities, address gender-based violence, and build more resilient communities and coastal-marine ecosystems through improved gender equality.

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2022

Factsheet: Empowering women and creating collective healing spaces in southern and eastern Guatemala

See this summary factsheet about the results under the Resilient, Inclusive, and Sustainable Environments (RISE) grants challenge to address gender-based violence in Guatemala agroforestry.

Factsheet

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2022

Factsheet: Addressing gender-based violence, resource-based conflict, and climate change in Fiji

See this summary factsheet about the results under the Resilient, Inclusive, and Sustainable Environments (RISE) grants challege to integrate gender-based risks into Fiji's REDD+ Feedback Grievance Redress Mechanism.

Factsheet

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2022

Climate Change, Resource Conflict, and Gender-Based Violence

Read this ClimateLinks blog about how partners are working in Fiji to integrate gender-based risks into the country's REDD+ Feedback Grievance Redress Mechanism under the Resilient, Inclusive, and Sustainable Environments (RISE) grants challege.

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2022

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