The Republic of Mozambique was a trailblazer on connecting issues of gender and climate change by pursuing a Gender, Environment and Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan in early 2010 – making Mozambique’s the first government in the world to create such a policy and program for implementation. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the oldest and largest environmental organization around the globe, was a supporting partner to UNIFEM (now UN Women) during that process. In 2013, the Global Gender Office of IUCN was pleased to be invited back to Mozambique to revisit and enhance the Action Plan portion of that 2010 Strategy.
- Gender Action Plans
Climate Change Gender Action Plan (Phase II) for the Republic of Mozambique
- 2014
Author:
- IUCN
Organization:
- IUCN and the Republic of Mozambique
Citation:
- IUCN (2014). Climate Change Gender Action Plan (Phase II) for the Republic of Mozambique. IUCN and the Republic of Mozambique
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Classifications
Access to Finance | Accessing and Controlling Natural Resources | Adaptation and Resilience | Advancing Women’s Participation and Leadership | Agriculture | Building Gender Knowledge and Capacities | Climate Change | Climate Change Gender Action Plan | Community | Corporate | Decision Making | Disaster Risk Management | Disaster Risk Reduction | Documents and resources | Energy and Infrastructure | Energy Mitigation | English | Entrepreneurship and Business Skills | Farming | Filling Knowledge and Data Gaps | Fisheries | Forests | Formal Sector Employment | Gender Action Plans | Gender Action Plans and Planning | Gender-Responsive National Planning | Gendered Work Burdens | Government | Governmental | Integrating Gender in the Project Cycle | International Representation | IUCN | Land and Resource Rights | Making the Case | Mitigation | Mozambique | Networks | Readiness | Social Inclusion and Intersectionality | Sub-Saharan Africa | United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) | Unlocking Women’s Economic Empowerment | Water | Women’s Associations and Cooperatives
Sustainable Development Goals
