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The research paper examines the critical role of women in climate mitigation across sectors like agriculture and energy, while highlighting systemic barriers such as limited land ownership and educational gaps. It advocates for feminist climate justice frameworks and gender-responsive policies, citing successful initiatives in Kenya, Nepal, Senegal, Southeast Asia, and Indonesia, and aligning these with global frameworks like the UNFCCC's Lima Work Programme on Gender.

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  • Women contribute essential knowledge and actions to climate mitigation in agriculture, energy, and natural resource management, including implementing sustainable food system practices and promoting renewable energy in rural areas.
  • Systemic gender inequalities, including patriarchal systems and limited access to land ownership and technical training (such as solar panel installation), marginalise women's voices and hinder their ability to invest in sustainable practices.
  • Gender-responsive initiatives have demonstrated success in specific regions: National Gender and Energy Policies in Kenya, Nepal, and Senegal support women's entry into renewables; the Green Belt Movement focuses on reforestation in Kenya; the Women’s Livelihood Bond in Southeast Asia provides microfinance; and SDG 5 and 13 projects in Indonesia train women in climate-smart agriculture.
  • Global frameworks, specifically the UNFCCC's Lima Work Programme on Gender and the Women and Gender Constituency, aim to embed gender considerations into national climate plans to address disproportionate impacts on women and leverage their roles in mitigation.

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Contributor, C. (2024). Gender Inequality and Climate Mitigation. ClimaTalk. https://climatalk.org/2024/10/29/gender-inequality-and-climate-mitigation/
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Contributor, ClimaTalk. Gender Inequality and Climate Mitigation. ClimaTalk, 2024. https://climatalk.org/2024/10/29/gender-inequality-and-climate-mitigation/.
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@techreport{contributor2024gender, author = {Contributor, ClimaTalk}, title = {{Gender Inequality and Climate Mitigation}}, institution = {ClimaTalk}, year = {2024}, month = oct, url = {https://climatalk.org/2024/10/29/gender-inequality-and-climate-mitigation/}, urldate = {2026-10-23}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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