This paper provides an overview of recent initiatives to measure the gender-environment nexus, identifies priorities and takes stock of related data and capacity gaps in the Asia-Pacific region. The paper puts forward a proposal for a Gender-Environment Indicator Set in Asia and the Pacific, which includes indicators from the global Sustainable Development Goals framework and beyond, capturing issues of particular relevance for the gender-environment nexus in the region.
Report
Mainstreaming gender in environment statistics for the SDGs and beyond: Identifying priorities in Asia and the Pacific
- 2019
Author:
- Serrao, S., Duerto Valero, S., Campbell, J. and Gilligan, M.
Organization:
- ESCAP, UNEP, IUCN and UN Women
Citation:
- ESCAP et al. (2019) Mainstreaming gender in environment statistics for the SDGs and beyond: Identifying priorities in Asia and the Pacific. Available at: https://data.unwomen.org/sites/default/files/inline-files/Measuring%20the%20gender%20environment%20nexus%20in%20Asia%20and%20the%20Pacific.pdf
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Synopsis
Classifications
Access and Use, Accessing and Controlling Natural Resources, Advancing Women’s Participation and Leadership, Affordable and Clean Energy, Agriculture, Air Pollution, Asia and the Pacific, Building Gender Knowledge and Capacities, Chemicals and Waste, Clean Water and Sanitation, Climate Action, Climate Change, Decent Work and Economic Growth, Documents and resources, Energy and Infrastructure, Energy Poverty, English, Environment and Gender Data, Filling Knowledge and Data Gaps, Firewood Collection, Food Security, Forests, Gender Equality, Good Health and Well-being, Governmental, Health Impacts, International Representation, IUCN, Land and Resource Rights, Life Below Water, Life on Land, No Poverty, Peace and Justice Strong Institutions, Pollution, Quality Education, Report, Responsible Consumption and Production, Sanitation, Sustainable Cities and Communities, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Tenure Rights, Urban Planning, Water, Zero Hunger
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