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A group of women use a ladder to climb up to an imposing well to collect water in a desert-like landscape

Integrating gender and intersectionality in social protection programmes

Reflecting on recent IIED research examining the impact of COVID-19 on women in India, Tracy Kajumba and Ritu Bharadwaj explain why gender and intersectionality must be embedded in social protection programmes
7 September 2021 BlogGender
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Putting gender, intersectionality and social justice at the centre of transformative responses to climate change

Twenty-five years after the landmark UN World Conference on Women in Beijing, gender equality has not been achieved anywhere. Tracy Kajumba and Clare Shakya reflect that if we want to transform society, we need a radical new approach, starting with the way we respond to climate change
19 May 2021 BlogClimate change, Gender, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

Gender and intersectionality in action research

IIED seeks to advance inclusive, equitable change. We are committed to conducting gender-transformative research that tackles the many and reinforcing inequalities that women and men experience.

April 2021PublicationGender, Monitoring, evaluation and learning
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Webinar: Gender inequalities in social protection – people, households and climate adaptation

IIED hosted an online discussion on the role of social protection schemes and how they can incorporate climate-resilience objectives and respond to the different needs of women and men.

Event date: 
Thursday, 2 April 2020Event
Smiling women gather in front of a climate change conference sign and give a thumbs up

Supporting more than equal numbers in international climate debates

For International Women’s Day, Brianna Craft and Samantha McCraine detail efforts to bring more women to the UN climate change negotiations
8 March 2020 BlogClimate change, Gender

Equity-focused, gender-responsive evidence: a blind spot in VNR reporting

In 2018, 46 countries expressed their commitment to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development by voluntarily presenting national reviews of their progress on implementing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the 2018 High-level

February 2019PublicationMonitoring, evaluation and learning, Gender
A woman carrying groceries in the village of Bouwéré, Mali. Assessments looked at how women experienced resilience to climate disruption (Photo: P.Casier/CGIAR, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Monitoring and evaluation in a local context

Assessing how climate change adaptation and development investments can strengthen local people's resilience to climate extremes

18 July 2016 BlogClimate change, Gender, Monitoring, evaluation and learning
A girl in Pakistan collects rainwater for washing (Photo: Fawad Khan)

Recognising the concerns of women and girls can improve the effectiveness of climate change adaptation

Including the perspectives and experiences of women and girls in monitoring and evaluation can lead to better outcomes for climate change adaptation measures, IIED research has found

14 January 2015 BlogClimate change, Gender, Monitoring, evaluation and learning

Tracking Adaptation and Measuring Development through a gender lens

The effectiveness of climate change adaptation must be considered through a gender lens, tracking and measuring changes for both men and women over time.

December 2014PublicationGender, Climate change