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The report evaluates the extent to which gender considerations are embedded in national energy policies and the corporate practices of energy companies. It utilizes a scoring system to analyze female participation, economic empowerment, education, and labor rights across different income levels and energy sectors, including renewable energy, energy efficiency, and electrification.

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  • Analysis of 192 national energy frameworks from 137 countries revealed that only one third of these frameworks included some form of gender considerations.
  • A review of 67 SEforALL country action process documents showed a higher rate of gender integration, with 84% (56 documents) including gender considerations to some extent.
  • The report provides a detailed comparative analysis of gender indicators across countries, showing varying levels of success in categories such as 'Female Participation & Representation', 'Women's Economic Empowerment', and 'Education & Awareness Raising'. For example, in the 'Energy Efficiency' category, Canada and France scored 100 for 'Education & Awareness Raising', while Germany scored 0 for 'Income level'.
  • The document tracks the targeted share of women in management across companies of different sizes; for companies with assets above 100 billion, 100% have policies, whereas for those with assets less than 4 billion, only 27% have such policies.

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Sustainable Energy for All (n.d.). women_empowerment_sustainable_energy_0-d033fdbdfe99ce73.pdf. https://www.seforall.org/system/files/gather-content/Women_Empowerment_Sustainable_Energy_0.pdf
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Sustainable Energy for All. women_empowerment_sustainable_energy_0-d033fdbdfe99ce73.pdf. n.d. https://www.seforall.org/system/files/gather-content/Women_Empowerment_Sustainable_Energy_0.pdf.
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