Women and girls are more likely to be displaced from their homes due to climate-related disasters.

Women and girls are more likely to be responsible for collecting water and firewood, which can become more difficult in a changing climate.

Women and girls are more likely to be employed in agriculture, which is highly vulnerable to climate change.

All of the above.

Women are advocating for policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Women are developing and implementing climate adaptation strategies.

Women are educating their communities about climate change.

All of the above.

Women are often excluded from decision-making processes.

Women's voices are often not heard or taken seriously.

Women may lack the technical expertise or resources to participate effectively.

All of the above.

Ensure that women have equal access to education and training opportunities.

Provide women with the resources and support they need to participate effectively in decision-making processes.

Create opportunities for women to share their experiences and perspectives on climate change.

All of the above.

Women can bring a unique perspective to climate change decision-making.

Women can help to ensure that climate change policies are gender-responsive.

Women can help to build more resilient communities.

All of the above.

Women are more likely to be involved in adaptation activities than men.

Women's knowledge and skills are essential for effective adaptation.

Women's participation in adaptation decision-making is essential for gender-responsive outcomes.

All of the above.

Women may have less access to resources and information than men.

Women may be more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change due to their social and economic status.

Women may be less likely to be involved in decision-making processes related to adaptation.

All of the above.

Provide women with access to resources and information.

Empower women to participate in decision-making processes.

Develop gender-responsive adaptation policies and programs.

All of the above.

Women can play a role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Women can help to promote sustainable lifestyles.

Women can advocate for policies that support climate change mitigation.

All of the above.

Women may have less access to resources and information than men.

Women may be more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change mitigation policies.

Women may be less likely to be involved in decision-making processes related to mitigation.

All of the above.

Provide women with access to resources and information.

Empower women to participate in decision-making processes.

Develop gender-responsive mitigation policies and programs.

All of the above.

Gender should be considered in all aspects of climate change policy.

Climate change policies should be gender-responsive.

Women should be involved in the development and implementation of climate change policies.

All of the above.

Lack of awareness of the gender dimensions of climate change.

Lack of political will to address gender inequality.

Lack of resources to support gender-responsive climate change policies.

All of the above.

Raise awareness of the gender dimensions of climate change.

Advocate for gender-responsive climate change policies.

Provide resources to support gender-responsive climate change policies.

All of the above.

Gender should be considered in all aspects of climate change research.

Climate change research should be gender-responsive.

Women should be involved in climate change research.

All of the above.

Lack of awareness of the gender dimensions of climate change.

Lack of funding for gender-responsive climate change research.

Lack of capacity to conduct gender-responsive climate change research.

All of the above.

Raise awareness of the gender dimensions of climate change.

Advocate for funding for gender-responsive climate change research.

Build capacity to conduct gender-responsive climate change research.

All of the above.