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- Leading Resilient Development - Grassroots Practices & Innovations
[ www.undp.org ]
Languages: English
This publication presents a set of grassroots women’s development innovations that build community resilience. The women’s groups and collectives described in this publication are grassroots women’s groups, whose survival and everyday lives are directly affected by natural hazards and climate change. UNDP, 2011
- Gender, Climate Change and Community-based Adaptation
[ www.undp.org ]
Languages: English
This guidebook seeks to ensure that Community-based Adaptation (CBA) projects contribute to the achievement of gender equality and women’s empowerment by integrating a gendered perspective into programming and project design. UNDP
- UNEP: Gender and the Environment
[ www.unep.org ]
Languages: English
UNEP is working to highlight the important role that women play in sustainable development. UNEP recognizes gender as a cross-cutting priority, and its programme of work promotes women’s participation in all environmental protection and sustainable development activities. UNEP
- UNEP Annual Report 2005 (UN Environment Program): Gender Equality is Key for the Environment
[ www.unep.org ]
Languages: English | French | Spanish
Gender equality is now a cross-cutting priority in all UNEP activities, and the organization is systematically integrating gender perspectives into all its programme design and implementation, along with measurable goals and indicators.
- Cities, the Environment and Gender Relations (UNESCO-MOST network): An evaluation of eight years of work on the project, 2005.
[ portal.unesco.org ]
Languages: English | French
Gender sensitive strategies for managing critical urban environments in West Africa, Latin America, and in Eastern Europe...
- Online Discussion: Women and the Environment
[ www.un.org ]
Languages: English
From October 2004 to January 2005, WomenWatch hosted a series of online discussions on the Platform's critical areas of concern and other important issues to provide input into the review and appraisal of the Bejing Declaration and Platform for Action. All postings and background notes are available for reading as archived online discussion.
- UNIDO: Women, Industry and Environment
[ www.unido.org ]
Languages: English
This publication provides five examples how women are adversely affected by environmental issues associated with a combination of poverty and industrialization, and how they can be helped
- "Environmental management and the mitigation of natural disasters: a gender perspective"
[ www.un.org ]
Languages: English
Information on an Expert Group Meeting organized by DAW in collaboration with the Secretariat for the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR), 6 - 9 November 2001
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