Enabling inclusive sharing of knowledge for SDGs. Innovations introduced at Elsevier at the nexus of gender, sustainability, and development research communication

Mr Chi reports on the actions taken by Elsevier as a research publisher, employer and leader in science data analytics to advance gender equality in science knowledge making and communication.&nbsp

UN SDGs and the Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs) on Gender: What Countries are Reporting and What is Missing in VNRs

Prof Kim explains what can be learned from monitoring progress in achieving SDGs at national level. So far, both the interest and the level of achievement have been very disappointing.

Integrating gender perspectives into the planning, execution and evaluation phases of military operations and exercises

Rebecca Blum explains  the relationship between sexual violence and peace and security.  NATO defines sexual or gender-based violence against an individual or group of individuals, as act

Gender empowerment of the society improves resilience in disaster management

Prof Chung explains that disasters are rarely gender neural. Women and girls are the main victims of natural disasters.

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Women in and for sustainable energy

Rabia Ferroukhi and Christine Lins, whose organisations are working closely together to advance women into energy sector, report on the key gender issues in increasing employment of women in energy

Nature Conservation through the Gender Lens

Marco Lambertini and Alice Ruhweza explain how WWF perceives and address gender issues in their mission and work.

Theme 5 Introduction

Prof Chang compares different unexpected natural disaster events in Korea from a gender perspective to show that women and  children are more vulnerable and suffer most.

3.2 SAGER Checklist: A Resource for Editors and Authors

In this module, you will learn about the development and use of the SAGER checklist, designed for editors when evaluating manuscripts, and authors when preparing their manuscripts for publication.&

Ensuring safe societies by femicide prevention. A global perspective.

Prof Weil explains that femicide is the killing of women and girls because they are women/girls. Femicide comes in different types, e.g. ‘honour’ killing, sex selection of foetus.

Sustainable Mobility for All from a gender perspective

Muneeza Mehmood Alam explains the work of the World Bank to advance Sustainable Mobility for All and specifically the gender aspects of transportation.

Gender dimensions of weather and climate services

Prof Luterbacher explains the efforts of the WMO to advance understanding of gender dimensions in weather and climate services.