Gender Inclusive Climate Training Modules
This resource pack by Climate and Development Knowledge Network offers practical guidance on integrating gender and social inclusion into climate projects and programs. It covers international frameworks, the need for a gender approach, assessing climate risks, planning responsive solutions, budgeting equitably, and implementing projects inclusively.
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Training for gender and socially inclusive climate projects and programmes An introduction to the modules 1 Climate and Development Knowledge Network | www.cdkn.org
About the training pack This resource pack is developed in response to requests by many climate and development practitioners around the world for a how to do it guide on integrating gender and other aspects of social inclusion into climate projects and programmes. The different sections in the pack maybe used independently or in combination, based on participants interests and needs. The material is all creative commons and may be used freely, we just ask that you attribute it to CDKN or to the original source (where noted). Interactive games are included in the training modules to keep the trainees engaged during the sessions. Case studies and handouts are all available, alongside the slide presentations, to help participants learn and discuss together. 2
In the training pack Module 1: International frameworks Module 2: Why a gender approach is needed Module 3: Assessing people s climate risks and resilience Module 4: Assess options for and plan gender-responsive, socially-inclusive climate solutions Module 5: Commit equity-responsive budget Module 6: Implement projects and programmes inclusively 3
For more information For more information on how to use the pack or questions and suggestions about the content in it, please write to: enquiries:@cdkn.org In your subject line, write Query: Gender training pack 4 Climate and Development Knowledge Network
