Gender in Adaptation Planning for Agriculture Sectors Workshop
Explore gender inequalities and integration in climate change adaptation within agriculture through a 3-day workshop. Participants will identify gaps, integrate gender criteria, and conduct gender-responsive monitoring, fostering a collaborative learning environment focused on challenging perceptions and values.
- Gender workshop
- Agriculture sectors
- Climate change adaptation
- Gender inequalities
- Workshop objectives
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Workshop opening Gender in Adaptation Planning for the Agriculture Sectors Training Workshop [Name of presenter] [Date]
Workshop objectives At the end of the 3-day workshop, participants will be equipped to: Identify Identify gender inequalities and gender gaps in their field of expertise. Describe Describe why gender matters in climate change adaptation in agriculture. Integrate Integrate gender criteria into the assessment of adaptation options. Conduct Conduct gender-responsive monitoring of adaptation programs in agriculture.
Overview of training approach Approach focuses on process as well as outputs. Builds on participants experiences as much as possible. Activities may challenge our perceptions, values, beliefs and behaviours through sharing ideas with other participants
Group contract As a participant, what do you want to include in a group contract to make the learning experience comfortable, safe, and effective?
Agenda Time for: Opening session Tea/coffee and lunch breaks Sessions Closing
Logistics Opening, closing times, tea/coffee break. Location for coffee breaks and lunches/dinners, break out rooms, and toilets. Other matters (e.g. accommodation, per diems, field trips).
Needs Assessment Key findings from needs assessment: 50 people in Ministry were surveyed. 50% requested basic concepts on gender and climate change 75% requested gender-sensitive budgeting, monitoring and reporting
Expectations What is one question about gender that you bring to the workshop? What is one expectation you have of the workshop? Write your answers on the cards provided and post them.
