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Articles of the Gender Climate & Energy:
Theme:
Women, Climate & Energy
Issue #68
March April, 2010
(pages
7-11.)
- Women Say: “Don’t Nuke the Climate”
- Gender Justice at COP15: Half of Nothing is Nothing
- Gender, Cities and Climate Change
- Climate at UN Status of Women Conference
- Community Radio Spreading
- Publications
- Events
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Recent
Articles of the Gender/Woman and Energy:
Theme:
Women, Climate & Energy
Issue
#65
July 2009
(page
2. editorial and pages 7-11.)
( 6-page
Women Theme 2.51 MB pdf)
Contents:
• Editorial: Women
in Focus by Judit Szoleczky, INFORSE-Europe
• Women
in Bonn’09
- Lobby for the Integration of Gender into the Copenhagen Outcomes
- “Don’t Nuke the Climate” Action, & Side
Event, Bonn,
June, 2009
• WECF
to Change CDM rules
• 50-50
Campaign for Democracy
• Swedish
EU Presidency: Full Speed on Gender Equality
• Road
to Copenhagen Forum via Wiki
• Environmental
Polls in Estonia
• Create
a UN Women’s Agency Now!
• Prize
of US$ 1.5 Million, Bangladesh
• Publications:
- Brussels
Women’s Energy Club
- Gender and Climate Finance: Double Mainstreaming for Sustainable Development
by Heinrich Böll Foundation
- Resource Guide on Gender and Climate Change by UNDP.
- Training Manual on Gender and Climate Change by GGCA, (IUCN, UNDP, WEDO, UNESCO,
FAO, ENERGIA.)
- Report: Small-Scale Bioenergy Initiatives by PISCES
- Biofuels for Sustainable Rural Development and Empowerment of Women, by ENERGIA
- Gender and Equity in Bioenergy Access and Delivery in Kenya, PISCES
Issue
#60 (April 2008) (p.2-9) (8-page
1MB pdf file)
Theme: Women - Energy - Climate
Editorial:
• Gender
Editorial: More Women Needed for
Decisions,
Break the “Glass Ceiling” on Sustainability
Seeking Global Influences:
• “Don’t nuke the climate“ Women
Actions in Bali
• Women’s
Role in the UN Climate Process: from Berlin to Bali and Beyond
• No
Climate Justice without Gender Justice,
Women activities in February, 2008 in Monaco
Local and Regional Efforts:
• Kyrgyzstan:
Women’s Grass-Root Participation Brings Changes
• Bangladesh: 1000 Women Trained to Solar and Cookstoves
• Asia: CRT-Nepal Became Asia Coordinator for ENERGIA
• India:
Follow-up of INFORSE Activities:
Manuals, Jatropha, Open Uni, Soft
Loans, Financing
• India: Micro-hydro Units in the Himalayas
• Who
is Who?
Issue
#59 (December 2007) (p.
3, p. 8, p. 9)
Short news and picture from the Press Briefing
of the Gender and Climate Change Network - Women for Climate Justice
(GenderCC), Ulrike
Roehr (representing INFORSE member organisation Life e.V.) acting as
coordinator for the new Network GenderCC. (p. 3)
More details on women actions in issue
#60.
See more on the UN event in Bali: UN CSD15,
as well as
the UNFCCC's side
event list, where you can download the presentations of the side
event organised by LIFE e.V. and GenderCC, Thursday, 6 December 2007
(10.30-12.30).
A
Great "No-smoke" - Kitchen in Sri Lanka (p.
9)
By Zaren Myles, Women's Action For Development (WAFD), INFORSE
member, India
Seminars & Manual to Sustainable Energy for Poverty
Reduction (p. 8)
By Raymond Myles, INFORSE South Asia Coordinator INSEDA, India.
Training Manuals for Sustainable Energy Solutions to Reduce Poverty.
Available in English, Bangladeshi, Hindi, Nepalese and Singhalese.
The Manual is a result of a 3-year cooperation project among INFORSE
organisations. Read more on the manual at: INFORSE-Asia
Issue
#56 (April 2007) (p.3)
CSD 15: Challenge for Sustainable Energy
Side Events
at IPM & CSD, February and April, 2007
Among the INFORSE organisations who made
presentations: CRT, Nepal which is also ENERGIA Asia Coordinator; Grameen
Shakti, which provides
micro-credit
to women in Bangladesh to install solar energy.
Read about this side event and about other
INFORSE members' side events like ENERGIA at UN
CSD 15 and IPM to CSD15.
Issue
#55 (December 2006)
Regional Reports on Women and Energy (p.10)
ENERGIA's input to UN CSD-15. (ENERGIA is member of INFORSE)
Issue #54 (September 2006)
Collecting Information for a Study on Gender and
Climate 2006-07 (p.11)
By Ulrike Roehr
and Minu Hemmati,
genanet / LIFE e.V., INFORSE member organisation
Issue
#53 (June 2006)
UN CSD-14 Side-Event: Women -
Nuclear Energy is Not the Solution (p.3)
Issue
#51 (December 2005)
World & Gender (p.
9-10)
• Montreal
Marked a "New Era" for Gender and Climate 51
kB file (2 pages)
Issue
#50 (September 2005)
Gender Equality & EU Climate Policy (p.
11) 17
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• EU
project Climate for Change: Gender Equality & Climate
Policy
• Gender
Equality Support Criteria in EU’s Energy & Climate Programs
Issue
#48 (March 2005)
World/INFORSE (p.
3) 32
kB file (1 page)
• Is
the Perception of Climate Change Gendered?
Issue #47 (December
2004) (p.
1-9, 14) 241
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Theme Front Page (p.1)
Editorial (p. 2):
What shall I say to my daughters ?
Theme:
Women & Energy (p. 3-9)
• Gender Issues Missing
in Climate Talks: Action Needs to be Taken (p. 3)
• Where is the Gender Perspective
in the Rio Conventions? (p. 3)
• Gender is NOT Something to Ignore!
(p. 4-5)
• Gender - the Forgotten Pillar of
International Climate Policy (p. 6-7)
• Gender-Sensitive Framework for Rural
Electrification Projects (p. 8)
• Portable CooKit to Save Millions
of Lives (p. 9)
Asia
/ Women & Energy p.14
• Integrated Development
with Biogas, also a Solution for Rural Women
Issue #45 (May
2004)
Europe
(p. 6-11)
• Task
for Men & Women Alike?
Asia (p. 12-13)
• Solar Dryers to Generate Income for Poor Women in India
Issue #40
(April
2003)
Asia
(p. 8)
- Gender & Energy Network Coming in India
Issue
#38 (October
2002)
Asia
(p.10-11)
•
Gender, Energy, & Water Network Established in Nepal
Issue
#34 (August
2001)
Africa (p. 6-7)
• Active Women in India:
Achievements and Plans
Issue
#32 (February 2001) (p.1-2, p.4-10) 350
kB (9 pages)
Theme
Front Page (p.1)
Editorial
(p. 2):
• Let Women Have A Say, Too! It Would Matter!
Theme:
Women & Energy (p. 4-10)
• Why Women and Energy?
Perspectives for CSD9, ENERGIA
• Women News:
- Active Network in Latin America
- New Network in Zimbabwe
- African Ministers Declare
- Post-Soviet Changes
• Mothers Respond to Chernobyl
• Micro Credit to 100 Million Poor Women
• Micro Credit in Bangladesh
• UNDP Analyses and Assists
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