Workshop on Gender and Climate Change - June 2019
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Skype broadcast Sun, 16 June 2019 (Floor language)
Skype broadcast Sun, 16 June 2019 (French)
Skype broadcast Sun, 16 June 2019 (Spanish)
Skype broadcast Mon, 17 June 2019 (Floor language)
Skype broadcast Mon, 17 June 2019 (French)
Skype broadcast Mon, 17 June 2019 (Spanish)
Skype broadcast Tue, 18 June 2019 (morning session)
Skype broadcast Tue, 18 June 2019 (afternoon session, part 1)
Skype broadcast Tue, 18 June 2019 (afternoon session, part 2)

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 The impact of the Lima Work Programme on Gender and its Gender Action Plan 

16 -18 June 2019 at SB 50 in Bonn, Germany

AHH, Upper Conference Room

 

This three day workshop on the impact of the Lima Work Programme on Gender (LWPG) and its Gender Action Plan (GAP) will be held during the SB 50 in Bonn, Germany with the below objectives:

  • Provide data and information on the successes and challenges in implementing the Lima Work Programme on Gender (LWPG) and its Gender Action Plan (GAP), the short- and long-term impacts, as an input to the review of the LWGP and GAP to be initiated at SBI 50.
  • Provide an opportunity for those Parties and entities who have invested or participated in activities in support of the LWGP and GAP to showcase their action and share experiences.

The format will be a mix of plenary presentations and smaller group work, as well as a poster exhibition that will be available before, during and after the workshop sessions.

Video links and presentations are available in this webpage.

Initial unedited draft informal workshop report.

Programme

Please see the programme here.

Presentations, day 1

Introduction:

Ms. Fleur Newman - UNFCCC: Implementation of secretariat mandates under the LWPG, GAP and overview of new gender references under Paris Agreement implementation guidelines

Session I:

Ms. Bridget Burns - (WGC) WEDO: WGC in Action Key Activities in Support of A.1

Ms. Julia Wolf - FAO, and Sadya Ndoko - UNDP: Trainings on gender-responsive adaptation planning in agriculture

Ms. Verona Collantes-Lebale - UN Women:

 Implementation of UNFCCC’s Gender Action Plan 1.0: Capacity-building for gender-responsive climate policies and plans

 

Session II:

Ms. Outi Honkatukia - Finland: Gender balance on national delegations

Ms. Fololita Sienisia Sila - Tonga: Pacific women leadership & climate diplomacy training

Ms. Verona Collantes-Lebale - UN Women: Implementation of UNFCCC’s Gender Action Plan 1.0: Improving women’s participation

Ms. Brianna Craft - IIED: European Capacity Building Iniciative

Ms. Mariana Duarte Mutzenburg - IPU: An update on gender balance related activities (video starts at frame time 2:06:06), presentation delivered at SB48 and Gender-responsive assemblies toolkit

Ms. Kerstin Stendahl- IPCC: IPCC Task Group on Gender

 

Presentations, day 2

Session III:

Ms. Fleur Newman - UNFCCC: Coherence and constituted bodies

Ms. Verona Collantes-Lebale - UN Women: Inter-agency and UN collaboration on gender and climate change

Session IV:

Ms. Talia Calnek Sugin – NDC: NDC Partnership Knowledge Portal: Tools to accelerate gender-responsive climate action.

Ms. Susanne Olbrisch - UNDP: HARNESSING gender equality within NDC Process for accelerating developmental outcomes.

Mr. Bernd-Markus Liss - GIZ:  Remarkable women in transport. Female change-makers transforming mobility

Ms. Keshab Raj Goutam - Nepal: Climate Budget tagging in Agriculture sector  with focus on policies, risks and gender-based beneficiaries

Ms. Angie Dazé - IISD/NAP Global Network: Gender in National Adaptation Plan (NAP) Processes  

Ms. Jackie Siles - IUCN: Advancing gender-responsive implementation

Presentations, day 3

Session V

Ms. Fleur Newman - UNFCCC: Activities Priority Area E - monitoring and reporting

Ms. Karina Larsen - CTCN: Implementation of Priority Area E – Monitoring and reporting

Information shared by workshop participants and panelists

Ms. Emma Letellier - France: Declaration of intention of support for G.R.E.A.T. (Gender Responsive Environmental Action & Training)

 

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