Gender Aspects of Climate Change and Sustainable Development - A Global Overview

This book addresses how sustainability discourse and advocacy can translate to impactful policies especially when bridging the divide between sustainability, climate change and gender. The book explores various areas, such as conservation, climate action, sustainable fashion, and corporate sustainability, and defines the existing sustainability gaps in the selected cases (country/sector/region). It highlights the value of sustainability science and climate change on innovative approaches to research, education, capacity-building, and practice to transform rhetoric into impact sustainability while encompassing cases from various industries, sectors, and geographical contexts. While emphasizing SDG 5, the book chapters also show the transboundary implications of gender equality and inclusivity to other sustainable development and climate change goals and targets. The contributions are exemplary in highlighting the relation of gender inclusivity in strengthening efforts to protec t andsafeguard the world's cultural and natural heritage and making cities and human settlements inclusive and safe (Goal 11), protecting, restoring, and promoting sustainable management of terrestrial ecosystems and reverse land degradation (Goal 15), ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all (Goal 7), promoting sustainable and inclusive economic growth with productive and decent employment for all (Goal 8), promoting inclusive and sustainable industrialization (Goal 9), adopt policies to reduce inequalities (Goal 10), ensure sustainable consumption and production pattern (Goal 12), addressing climate change impacts and building resilience (Goal 13), and ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all (Goal 6).

Inhaltsverzeichnis:

Chapter 1. Going beyond the traditional gender role for life on land: Women's role, challenges and achievement in restoring Khata corridor of Terai Arc Landscape Nepal.- Chapter 2. Gender-transformative renewable energy transition as a pathway to sustainable development: lessons learned in Malawi, Africa.- Chapter 3. Building sustainable fashion futures: Women's disruptive actions.- Chapter 4. Advancing gender equality in water related disaster management.- Chapter 5. Using gender equality to tackle youth unemployment in Africa.- Chapter 6. Economic empowerment in Piura's rural entrepreneur home: a measurement model.- Chapter 7. Toward a Women-Centric Approach to Sustainability in Resource Regions.- Chapter 8.Sustainable Human Capital in the Extractive Industry - The Case of Colombian Women.- Chapter 9. Women and Sustainable Development: Mainstreaming Gender in the United Nations 2030 Agend.- Chapter 10. Gender Mainstreaming: Social, Economic and Institutional Contributions fo r Sustainable Community Development.- Chapter 11. The impact on women of internal control practices and health services in Uganda.- Chapter 12. Exploring the Waste management and Gender Nexus.- Chapter 13. Gender mainstreaming in the Climate Technology Centre & Network: a review of a case of good practice within the UNFCCC process.- Chapter 14. Sustainable Development and curbing gender inequality through Inclusion of women in Policy Making.- Chapter 15. Nature-based Solutions for Disaster Risk Reduction and Involvement of women in Mitigating the Disaster Impacts.- Chapter 16. Equality, Peace, or economic sustainability: which one comes first, and are they related?.- Chapter 17. Women involvement in conservation: culture and empowerment nexus.- Chapter 18. Implications of water security on indigenous women-Case from buffer zones of Nepal.- Chapter 19. Youth Participation in Indigenous Territorial Governance.- Chapter 20. Building Capability For Knowledge Creation: A Symbolic Inte raction Analysis of Capacity Building Engagements of Women In A Community Setting.- Chapter 21. Conclusion.