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Embedding inclusion in climate action Lessons from the UK PACT Green Recovery Challenge Fund Portfolio

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Climate change disproportionately affects groups of disadvantaged people. These groups often have less opportunity to drive change as a result of pre-existing societal and cultural inequalities. Solutions to climate change must consider these social dynamics, and deliver gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) responsive activities.

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Publication year

2024

Authors

Gibson, K.; Sloane, J.; Perera, N.; Rahim, S.; Girotto, V.

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English

Keywords

landscape conservation, ecological restoration, land degradation, land management

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Kenya

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