Recursos Esenciales

1. UNFCCC COP29

Eventos Enconmendados

CMNUCC. (2024). Evento de alto nivel del Día de Género sobre Género y Transparencia.

CMNUCC. (2024). Iluminando la equidad: Diálogo técnio durante la sesión sobre género en la transparencia.

Eventos Paralelos & Relacionados

Gender and Environment Data Alliance (IUCN, WEDO, UN Women, UNFCCC) alongside the COP28 UAE Presidency. (2024). The Power of Gender Data for Prioritization and Transparency: Workshop with a Focus on NDCs and BTRs.

Para obtener información sobre los actos paralelos de la COP28 relacionados con el género, haga clic aquí (en inglés).

Documentos

UNFCCC. (2024). Information Session on Gender. English Recording | French Recording | Spanish Recording.

CARE. (2024). Closing the Climate Finance Gap: CARE's COP29 Policy Paper. Available in English, French, Spanich, Arabic, German. 

Data2X. (2024). Gender Data Must Strengthen UNFCCC's Gender Action Plan At COP29 and Beyond. 

Gender and Environment Data Alliance. (2024). Data for the Gender Action Plan: Recommendations for SB60. 

International Institute for Sustainable Development. (2024). Advancing Gender Equality and Human Rights at COP29: Why Intersectionality Matters. 

Women and Gender Constituency. (2024). The 10-Year Lima Work Programme and the Fight for Inclusive Climate Action at COP29. 

Women and Gender Constituency. (2024). Overview of all WGC COP29 related publications, events, press statements, and interventions.  

2. General 

Publicaciones

• En español: NAP Global Network. (2021). Salud y Derechos Sexuales y Reproductivos (SDSR) en los procesos del Plan Nacional de Adaptación (PNAD).
• En español: Women and Gender Constituency. (2019). Solucions de género y clima.
• En español: IUCN and GGCA. (2015). Las raíces del futuro: Situación actual y progreso en género y cambio climático.
• En español: UNDP. (2015). Guía de herramienta en sensibilidad de género para la comunicaciones nacionales.
• En español: Aguilar, L. (2009). Manual de Capacitación en Genero y Cambio Climático.
• En español: Naciones Unidas. (1992). Convención Marco De Las Naciones Unidas Sobre El Cambio Climático. 
• En español: Naciones Unidas. (1992). Declaración De Rio Sobre El Medio Ambiente Y El Desarrollo.
• GIZ. (2022). Gender and Climate Change Adaptation in the NDCs. 
• IUCN. (2021). Gender and National Climate Planning: Gender Integration in the revised Nationally Determined Contributions.
• Women and Gender Constituency. (2021). WGC Advocacy Brief: Gender-Responsive Nationally Determined Contributions.
• CARE. (2020). Report Card: Where is Gender Equailty in National Climate Plans (NDCs)? 
• Dazé, A., and Denkens, J. (2020). Towards Gender-Responsive NAP Processes: Progress and Recommendations for the Way Forward. 
• Granat, M. (2020). Spotlight on Gender in NDCs: An analysis of Parties’ instruments, plans and actions supporting integration of gender equality principles and practices.
• Siegele, L. (2020). Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment in Updated and New Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).
• Daze, A., and Church, C. (2019). Toolkit for a Gender-Responsive Process to Formulate and Implement National Adaptation Plans (NAPs). 
• United Nations Development Programme (2019). Gender and NDCs: Country Progress and Key Findings.
• Huyer, S., Campbell, B. M., Hill, C., & Vermeulen, S. (2016). CCAFS Gender and Social Inclusion Strategy.
• WEDO and GGCA. (2016). Gender and Climate Change: A Closer Look at Existing Evidence.
• WEDO (2016). Gender and Climate Change: A Gender Analysis of Intended Nationally Determined Contributions.
• Burns, B., Schiffer, A., Wu, B. (2016). Power for the People: Delivering on the Promise of the Decentralized, Community-Controlled Renewable Energy Access.
• VSO. (2015). Women in Power: Beyond Access to Influence in a Post-2015 World.
• Burns, B., Lee, A. (2015). Background Paper: Gender Mainstreaming Practices in the Context of Climate Responses. 
• Jost, C. C., Ferdous, N., and Spicer, T.D. (2014). Gender and Inclusion Toolbox: Participatory Research in Climate Change and Agriculture.
• WEDO (2014). Ensuring Women's Access and Influence on Climate Change Policy.
• WEDO, GGCA. ENERGIA. (2013). Financing Mitigation: Exposing Gender Gaps in Financing Climate Change Mitigation -- and Proposing Solutions.
• Burns, B. (2012). Women's Participation in UN Climate Negotiations, 2008-2012.
• IUCN. (2012). The Art of Implementation: Gender Strategies Transforming National and Regional Climate Change Decision-Making.
• Gender Action, WEDO, Oxfam. (2011). Governing Climate Funds: What Will Work for Women?
• Otzelberger, A. (2011). Gender-Responsive Strategies on Climate Change: Progress and Ways Forward for Donors.

Sitios Web

• Women's Environment and Development Organization (WEDO): www.wedo.org
• Women and Gender Constituency (WGC): www.womengenderclimate.org
• SRHR Climate Coalition: https://srhrclimatecoalition.org
• UNFCCC, Gender and Climate Change Page: https://unfccc.int/topics/gender/gender-and-unfccc-topics
• NAP Global Network Gender Page: http://napglobalnetwork.org/themes/gender/ 
• Environment and Gender Information Platform (EGI): http://genderandenvironment.org/EGI/
• Gender Just Climate Solutions Directory: https://womengenderclimate.org/gender-just-climate-solutions-directory/ 
• Gender-Responsive Climate Change Mitigation (ADB): https://gender-climate.iges.jp/
• EmpoderaClima Glossary for Key Gender and Climate Concepts: English Glossary

4. Otros Eventos

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