Gender-responsive strategies to build climate resilience
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15.11.22
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Women and girls in smallholder farming communities play key roles in climate adaptation, and the experts, development professionals, and farmers who participated in a side event of the COP 27 United Nations Climate Conference highlighted the need for and potential of gender-responsive approaches to enhance their contributions.
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