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

Women and girls are often responsible for collecting water and firewood, which becomes more difficult as climate change worsens.

Women and girls are more likely to be victims of gender-based violence, which can be exacerbated by climate change.

All of the above

Increased food insecurity and malnutrition

Increased risk of waterborne diseases

Increased risk of displacement and migration

Increased risk of gender-based violence

Women's participation in decision-making can lead to more effective climate policies.

Women's knowledge and skills can be valuable in developing and implementing climate change solutions.

Gender equality can help to reduce poverty and marginalization, making communities more resilient to climate change.

All of the above

Investing in women's education and leadership

Promoting women's participation in climate change decision-making

Supporting women's access to land and other resources

Addressing the root causes of gender-based violence

Challenging gender stereotypes and norms

Supporting women's leadership and participation in decision-making

Promoting respectful relationships and preventing gender-based violence

All of the above

Gender inequality and discrimination

Lack of political will and commitment

Insufficient financial resources

All of the above

The growing global movement for gender equality

The increasing recognition of the links between climate change and gender inequality

The growing number of women leaders in climate change policy and practice

All of the above

International cooperation can help to raise awareness of the links between climate change and gender inequality.

International cooperation can help to mobilize financial resources for gender-responsive climate change policies and programs.

International cooperation can help to promote the exchange of knowledge and best practices on gender equality and climate change.

All of the above

Civil society organizations can help to raise awareness of the links between climate change and gender inequality.

Civil society organizations can help to mobilize communities and advocate for gender-responsive climate change policies and programs.

Civil society organizations can help to provide direct services to women and girls affected by climate change.

All of the above

The private sector can help to reduce its own greenhouse gas emissions and promote climate resilience.

The private sector can help to invest in gender-responsive climate change solutions.

The private sector can help to promote gender equality in its own operations and supply chains.

All of the above

The number of women in leadership positions in climate change policy and practice

The level of gender-responsive budgeting for climate change policies and programs

The number of women and girls who have access to climate change information and services

All of the above

The lack of data on gender and climate change

The difficulty in measuring the impact of gender-responsive climate change policies and programs

The lack of political will to track progress on gender equality and climate change

All of the above

Investing in data collection and analysis on gender and climate change

Developing better indicators for measuring the impact of gender-responsive climate change policies and programs

Building the capacity of governments and organizations to track progress on gender equality and climate change

All of the above

Investing in women's education and leadership

Promoting women's participation in climate change decision-making

Supporting women's access to land and other resources

Addressing the root causes of gender-based violence