Conclusion
Perceptions, adaptive capacities and strategies for coping with climate change can be influenced by gender. To foster more equitable and effective climate action, policymakers must move beyond gender-neutral or gender-blind approaches and proactively integrate gender considerations into all stages of climate policy and program development. The integration of gender-sensitive, gender-responsive, and gender-transformative approaches is crucial for achieving equitable and sustainable climate-smart actions, moving beyond merely acknowledging differences to actively challenging and transforming systemic inequalities. This nuanced continuum of approaches is essential for addressing the multifarious impacts of climate change, particularly as they intersect with gender.BOOK CHAPTERS 2026 READY.docx 05
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