Theme 4 Introduction

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Kye Young Lee

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Kye Young Lee introduces the efforts and opportunities for gender-mainstreaming efforts made by two UNFCCC constituted bodies, the Climate Technology Centre & Network (CTCN) and the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and the research results and policy implications for Korea on implementing its future gender-mainstreaming strategies for climate technology cooperation projects with developing countries

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Kye Young Lee

Researcher, Division of Policy Research, Green Technology Center (GTC), Korea

Kye Young Lee is a researcher in the Division of Policy Research of the Green Technology Center, currently pursuing research in the gender mainstreaming strategies of the UNFCCC and its constituted bodies and policy development processes in the Technology Mechanism. Prior to joining Green Technology Center, she was Energy Advisor at the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Canada and a professional staff at the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Montreal and Permanent Mission to the International Civil Aviation Organization. She holds a BA from the University of British Columbia and MAs in International Relations from Waseda University and New York University.

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Theme 4 Introduction