Theme 4: Global Climate Technology Cooperation Projects and Gender-Mainstreaming Efforts
This session examines the gender-mainstreaming efforts made by the international organizations of the CTCN and the GCF in their support to developing countries under the UNFCCC. Also, it features the research results and implications for Korea on implementing its future gender-mainstreaming strategies for climate technology cooperation with developing countries on the basis of the gender-mainstreaming efforts of the CTCN and the GCF.
Moderator introducing Theme 4: 4-0 Kye Young Lee, Researcher, GTC, S. Korea
- 4-1 Hyung-ju Kim, Director General, GTC, Rep. Korea
Global climate technology cooperation efforts under the UNFCCC as a government funded research institute and the meaning of gender-mainstreaming - 4-2 Karina Larsen, Knowledge Communications Manager (Gender Focal Point)
Gender-mainstreaming policies and accomplishments of the CTCN - 4-3 Seblewongel Negussie, Gender and Social Specialist
GCF's Gender Policy and Implementation - 4-4 Michelle Winthrop, Policy Director, Irish Aid, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Ireland
Ireland’s role in championing gender-responsive climate action, in policy and development programmes - 4-5 Oh Chaewoon, Principal Researcher, GTC, Rep. Korea
Implications for Korea on implementing its future gender-mainstreaming strategies for climate technology cooperation with developing countries on the basis of the gender-mainstreaming efforts of the CTCN and the GCF.
What you will learn
Modules in Theme 4: Global Climate Technology Cooperation Projects and Gender-Mainstreaming Efforts
Theme 4 Introduction
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 Clima
Implications for Korea on implementing its future gender-mainstreaming strategies for climate technology cooperation with developing countries on the basis of the gender-mainstreaming efforts of the CTCN and the GCF
Dr Oh explains how gender mainstreaming is implemented in cooperation projects with developing countries. The requirements is that the applicant includes goals to achieve gender equality in c
Ireland’s role in championing gender-responsive climate action, in policy and development programmes
Michelle Winthrop explains the National Strategy for women and girls in Ireland and connects this strategy to the National Climate Action Plan.
GCF's Gender Policy and Implementation
Seblewongel Negussie explains the processes to integrate gender assessment and gender action plans as requirements across internal functions, all interventions, mitigation & adaptation activiti