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Contents SEN: Special Edition on Gender, 78 pages |
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Gender Climate and Energy 2001-2012 Compilation of Articles on Gender in Sustainable Energy News CONTENTS: P.4 - EDITORIAL(S) 5 - Gender in Sustainable Energy News 6 - Let Women Have A Say, Too! 7 - What Shall I Say to My Daughters? How to explain an unequal world? How will the world look in 2050? 8 - More Women Needed for Decisions • Break the “Glass Ceiling” on Sustainability 9 - Women in Focus 10 - 5th Theme on Gender, Climate & Energy P.11 - UNCSD & RIO 12 - Why Women and Energy? • Gender Perspectives on Energy for CSD-9, 2001, by Elizabeth Cecelski, and Sheila Oparaocha, ENERGIA 14 - Input to UNCSD-15: Regional Reports 15 - Climate at UN Status of Women Conference 15 - Where is the Gender Perspective in the Rio Conventions? 16 - Rio+20 from Women’s Perspectives P.18 - UN CLIMATE 19 - Gender Issues Missing in Climate Talks: 19 - Action Needs to be Taken 20 - Is the Perception of Climate Change Gendered? 21 - Gender - Forgotten Pillar of Climate Policy 23 - Women’s Role in the UN Climate Process: from Berlin to Bali and Beyond 24 - Montreal Marked “New Era” for Gender and Climate 26 - No Climate Justice without Gender Justice, UNEP, WAVE, WECF Women Ministers, 2008 in Monaco 27 - Women in Bonn ’09 28 - Gender Justice at COP15: Half of Nothing is Nothing 29 - Women - UNFCCC COP-18 • INFORSE and Gender at COP18 • History Made: "Gender Balance" Adopted - in the Fossil Patriarchy • First Ever Gender Day of UNFCCC in Qatar P.31 - PLANNING & POLICY 32 - Gender is NOT Something to Ignore! • North AND South Perspective 34 - UNDP Analyses and Assists 35 - Gender-Sensitive Framework for Rural Electrification Projects 36 - Women’s Grass-Root Participation 37 - Gender, Cities and Climate Change. P.38 - EU POLICY 39 - Gender Equality & EU Climate Policy • Are there Gender Equality Support Criteria in EU’s Energy & Climate Programs? 40 - Post-Soviet Changes, Shocking Report 40 - Brussels Women’s Energy Club 41 - 50-50 Campaign 41 - Swedish EU Presidency 42 - Road to Copenhagen - Wiki 42 - 40% Women in Boards in EU by 2020? 42 - 79% Women Against Nuclear in Estonia P.43 - MICRO CREDIT 44 - Micro Credit Introduces Renewable Energy 46 - Micro Credit to 100 Million Poor Women, India 47 - Grameen Shakti Micro Credit in Bangladesh • Women’s way from darkness to light, from carrying wood to mobile phone and internet • Grameen Shakti Success Continued - 2005 • $1.5 Million to Bangladeshi Women - 2009 P.49 - TECHNOLOGY • Portable CooKit to Save Millions of Lives • This is so simple, and it really works!Л • Biogas, Solution for Rural Women, India • Carbon Credits for Household Biogas Plant • 1000 Women Trained to Solar & Cook stoves, Bangladesh • Micro-hydro in the Himalayas • Community Micro Hydro Power in Kenya • Improved Water Mills Replace Diesel & Electric Mills, Nepal • Gender Energy Project Training in Asia • Solar Fruit Dryers, India • Innovative Improved Cook Stoves, Sri Lanka • Common Solar Charger, India • Solar LED Lamps, Mali • Solar Device Training of Women • Energy Efficient Fish Ovens • Multi functional Bio Centers, Kenya • Toilets, Offices and Biogas in one Building • Local Centres & Improved Cooking Stoves in Mozambique P.62 - ANTI-NUCLEAR 63 - Mothers' Respond to Chernobyl • Politics Needs More Women: Fear lead to a strong mother group to influence politics by Anna Golubovska, Onisimovo, MAMA-86 • Science Needs More Women: We should make science more responsible! by Cathy Foley, Australian physicist. 64 - ”Don’t Nuke the Climate“ • Women Strongly Opposed Nuclear at UNFCCC, Bali • "Nuclear is a Problem, NOT a Solution” says Women, COP15 P.66 - PUBLICATIONS • Women, Energy and Water in the Himalayas, ICIMOD, UNEP, 2006 • Generating Opportunities, Case studies on Energy and Women, UNDP, 2001 • Gender and Climate Finance • Gender and Energy for Sustainable Development - Toolkit and Resource Guide, 2004 • Where Energy is Women's Business, ENERGIA, 2007 • Resource Guide on Gender & Climate Change, '09 • Training Manual on Gender & Climate Change, '09 • Report: Small-Scale Bioenergy Initiatives, 2009 • Biofuels for Sustainable Rural Development and Empowerment of Women, 2009 • Gender and Equity in Bioenergy Access and Delivery, Kenya, 2008 • Eco-documentary Film to Change History • What Science Tells Us Today, What Can We Do? • UN FAO on Gender, 2010 • Gender Policy for Community Radio, 2009 • WEN, UK: Why Women & Climate? - 2010 • UNDP Report: Powerful Synergies • Green Energy for a Billion Poor, 2012 • Renewable Technology Manual to Reduce Poverty • Online Training on ENERGIA’s web site • Women Active Against Nuclear Energy, 2006 • Gender & Climate Change in the EU27 • Women in Economic Decision-Making in the EU • EC’s Website on Gender P.74 - WHO IS WHO? - GENANET, ISIS International, LIFE e.V, GenderCC, WECF, WILPF, MAMA-86, ENERGIA, AIWC, WAFD. - INSEDA, MFC, ENDA, Grameen Shakti, ADEL Sofala, CRT/Nepal, IDEA, LEDeG, SCI. - VE, INFORSE, Practical Actionon, AFPRO, UNISON , GGCA, UN NGO CSW , SC-WCC, WEDO, UNGEAR - UN Entities: UNFCCC, UNSCD, UNDP, UNEP, FAO, UN GEAR P.78 - About the Editor |
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