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Gendered voices for climate action, a theory of change for the meaningful inclusion of local experiences in decision-making (IIED Working Paper, 2018)

November 12, 2018

Bringing the perspectives of local women and men who have experienced climate impacts into relevant policy arenas is seen as key to just decision-making and meeting the Paris Agreement commitment to a country-driven gender-responsive approach. But there is a lack of robust evidence on how these experiences can increase the ambition, urgency and quality of climate responses at different levels. This paper reviews existing evidence and proposes a theory of change for how the systematic inclusion of women and men with lived experiences of climate change could strengthen climate action.

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Filed Under: Advocacy, Awareness Raising, Climate and Environment, Climate and Environment Highlights, Gender, Ghana, Kenya, Participation, Participation Highlights, Publications (published in print and/or online), Senegal, Tanzania Tagged With: Climate Change

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