To ensure equal access to climate finance for men and women.

To mainstream gender considerations into climate change policies and programs.

To promote women's participation in climate change decision-making.

To address the specific vulnerabilities and needs of women and girls in the face of climate change.

Transparency and accountability in the allocation and use of climate finance.

Participation of women and girls in the design and implementation of climate change policies and programs.

Gender-disaggregated data collection and analysis to inform climate change decision-making.

All of the above.

Women and girls are more likely to be poor and marginalized, making them more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.

Women and girls often have less access to resources and decision-making power, limiting their ability to adapt to climate change.

Women and girls are more likely to be responsible for household tasks, such as collecting water and firewood, which become more difficult and time-consuming due to climate change.

All of the above.

Allocating funds for women's participation in climate change decision-making bodies.

Providing financial support for women-led climate change adaptation and mitigation projects.

Investing in gender-sensitive climate change research and data collection.

All of the above.

Lack of political will and commitment to gender equality.

Limited capacity and expertise in gender-responsive budgeting.

Insufficient gender-disaggregated data and information.

All of the above.

Providing technical assistance and capacity building to countries.

Advocating for the inclusion of gender considerations in climate finance mechanisms.

Promoting the sharing of best practices and lessons learned.

All of the above.

Advocating for gender-responsive climate policies and budgets.

Monitoring and evaluating the implementation of gender-responsive budgeting initiatives.

Raising awareness about the importance of gender equality in climate change action.

All of the above.

Increased participation of women and girls in climate change decision-making.

Increased allocation of funds for gender-responsive climate change initiatives.

Improved gender equality outcomes in climate change-affected communities.

All of the above.

By addressing the gender dimensions of climate change, gender-responsive budgeting can contribute to achieving SDG 5 (Gender Equality).

By promoting women's participation in climate change decision-making, gender-responsive budgeting can contribute to achieving SDG 13 (Climate Action).

By ensuring that climate finance is allocated equitably, gender-responsive budgeting can contribute to achieving SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities).

All of the above.

Using gender-disaggregated data to inform climate change policies and programs.

Conducting gender analyses of climate change impacts and vulnerabilities.

Allocating a specific percentage of climate finance to gender-responsive initiatives.

All of the above.

By investing in women's education and skills development, gender-responsive budgeting can help women to adapt to climate change impacts.

By providing financial support for women-led climate change adaptation projects, gender-responsive budgeting can help to build community resilience.

By promoting women's participation in climate change decision-making, gender-responsive budgeting can ensure that women's needs and priorities are taken into account in climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies.

All of the above.

Gender-responsive budgeting can help to ensure that the benefits of climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts are shared equitably between men and women.

Gender-responsive budgeting can help to address the historical and structural inequalities that contribute to women's vulnerability to climate change.

Gender-responsive budgeting can help to promote women's leadership and participation in climate change decision-making.

All of the above.

By ensuring that climate finance is allocated equitably between men and women, gender-responsive budgeting can help to mobilize the necessary resources to implement the Paris Agreement.

By promoting women's participation in climate change decision-making, gender-responsive budgeting can help to ensure that the Paris Agreement is implemented in a way that is responsive to the needs of women and girls.

By addressing the gender dimensions of climate change, gender-responsive budgeting can help to reduce the vulnerability of women and girls to climate change impacts, thus contributing to the achievement of the Paris Agreement goals.

All of the above.

Lack of political will and commitment to gender equality.

Limited capacity and expertise in gender-responsive budgeting.

Insufficient gender-disaggregated data and information.

All of the above.