Gender Climate Tracker

Women's Environment & Cooperation Development Organization

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Gender Mandates
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Women's participation statistics in climate diplomacy

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Country Profiles

Women's Participation at SB62!

Data show women were 49% of SB62 Party delegates. Explore the SB62 data!

Where's Gender in the Negotiations?

Search across UNFCCC decisions for specific references to gender equality in Gender Mandates in Climate Policy. Now including decisions from COP29!

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Become a Gender Climate Tracker! Help us keep track of new reports and publications from your country that link gender and climate change.

Become a Gender Climate Tracker: Video

Check out this video introduction to the Gender Climate Tracker platform. Subtitles are available in English, French, and Spanish!

Check out the latest GCT webinar!

Watch Gender Climate Tracker: A Tool on Your Road to COP28 now to learn more about how to use the GCT for UNFCCC advocacy.

Links to news from around the world

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Women Who Manage Climate Disasters Are Generally the Last to Get Funding

Nov 9 2025

Women are often on the frontlines of climate change and hold communities together but left out of global funding pipelines

Gender Disparities in Climate-Smart Groundnut Farming in Kenya

Nov 6 2025

A new study explores the gender dynamics influencing the adoption of new technologies in groundnut production.

Stakeholders Call for Gender Responsiveness in Climate Change Adaptation

Nov 5 2025

Stakeholders demand the inclusion of gender-responsive strategies in Ghana's next NDC.

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