Gender, climate finance and inclusive low-carbon transitions

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Climate change will have significant long-term impacts on people, ecosystems, and the global economy. To avoid catastrophic impacts, the world must mobilize finance at scale to deliver rapid and substantial low-carbon transitions across sectors and regions. Improving sustainable finance approaches and enhancing market alignment with this transition is crucial. Evidence shows that climate finance is not reaching those who need it most. Despite the significant climate risks faced by women and girls, only 2.3% of climate finance intends to principally support gender equality.

Climate Change, Gender, Policy Design

FSR Climate Annual Conference 2023

27-28 November 2023, European University Institute, Italy The Climate Area of the FSR is pleased to announce its 9th Annual Conference on the Economic Assessment of European Climate Policies to take…

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Location: Florence, Italy
Women in Koimbatore

Conservation comes with difficult trade-offs

Managing trade-offs and finding a win-win between communities’ welfare and conservation – that is the preliminary joint topic of two exciting keynote presentations you can look forward to at EfD’s…