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  Advancing Gender in the Environment (AGENT)
  
  A ten-year partnership between IUCN and USAID, AGENT increases the effectiveness of environment programming through robust gender integration and improves gender equality and women’s empowerment across environmental spheres.
  
  Gender-Based Violence and Environment Linkages Center (GBV-ENV Center)
  
  Through AGENT and with other partners, IUCN strengthens awareness and capacities to address gender-based violence and environment linkages, critical to meeting interlinked global goals.
  
  Learning Initiative on Women’s Empowerment, Access to Finance and Sustainable Fisheries
  
  A part of its AGENT partnership, IUCN works with USAID and other partners in advancing evidence-based approaches to strengthening women’s empowerment, access to finance and sustainable fisheries through a Learning Initiative.
  
  Environment and Gender Information (EGI)
  
  IUCN's Environment and Gender Information (EGI) methodology and indicators work supports diverse partners on a wide range of gender and environment issues, informing projects and policies alike
  
  Archived Collaborations
  
  Over the years, IUCN has led numerous partnerships on gender equality and women’s empowerment across environmental sectors. For a review of impact, view selected sample archived work
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Stakeholder Type: Government

Climate Change Gender Action Plan for the Government of Liberia

This Climate Change Gender Action Plan (ccGAP) for Liberia was prepared based on the desk review of key reports, publications and websites, surveys and interviews, in-country meetings, stakeholder consultation and research, among others. Each priority sector includes a plan of action with clear objectives, actions, indicators and responsible institutions as proposed and agreed to by participants during workshops with the Government of Liberia and stakeholders.

Programme pour la généralisation de l’analyse selon le genre dans les efforts de lutte contre les changements climatiques en Haïti

Uncategorized / By Jamie

La Stratégie nationale pour la generalization de l’analyse selon le genre, en vue de son intégration dans les efforts de lutte contre les changements climatiques en Haïti, est le résultat d’une série d’entretiens et de consultations avec les acteurs au niveau national, départemental et communal. L’élaboration de ce document a été rendu possible grâce à la contribution de nombreux acteurs et institutions à ces différents niveaux qu’il convient donc de remercier sincèrement pour leurs conseils et le soutien participatif.

National Strategy for Mainstreaming Gender in Climate Change in Egypt

Uncategorized / By Jamie

This National Strategy for Mainstreaming Gender in Climate Change in Egypt is the result of a collaboration between the IUCN Gender Office, the IUCN Regional Office for West Asia (ROWA), the Center for Environment and Development for the Arab Region and Europe (CEDARE), the Global Gender Office of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and other key national institutions in Egypt to develop a national policy framework on gender and climate change, and integrate these strategically into the Third National Communication.

Programme for Mainstreaming Gender in Climate Change Efforts in Jordan

Uncategorized / By Jamie

The Kingdom of Jordan is an upper middle income and developing country. Highly urbanized, over 70 percent of Jordan’s population live in towns and cities, making the local population highly dependent on energy. Jordan furthermore also ranks amongst the ten most water-poor countries in the world, with dire consequences to agriculture, food security and sustainable livelihoods. Being both highly urbanized and extremely water scarce, the Kingdom also faces an additional challenge – waste reduction and management.

Stakeholder Type: Government

Programme pour la généralisation de l’analyse selon le genre dans les efforts de lutte contre les changements climatiques en Haïti

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