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Women’s representation in climate action

International climate action fails to include women in the decision making, despite women often being much more vulnerable to climate change than men. Why is it necessary for this to change?
Women from different backgrounds in a climate demonstration standing with signs.
Women play a critical role in key climate sectors, it's important to consider women's agency and not only look at women as a vulnerable group.
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Gothenburg, Sweden (TP)

International climate action continues to fail in representing women in equal numbers, despite them often being more vulnerable to climate change than men.

Globally, women make up the majority of the world’s econom...

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International climate action continues to fail in representing women in equal numbers, despite them often being more vulnerable to climate change than men.

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Lasse Sørensen (Founding Editor-In-Chief)

Suvi Loponen (Deputy Editor)