Venue: Global Climate Action, round table room
Over the past 20 years, a number of UNFCCC decisions have addressed the important linkages between gender and climate change. As requested in the UNFCCC Gender Action Plan, the Climate Technology Centre & Network and UNEP DTU Partnership is providing capacity building and knowledge sharing on gender mainstreaming in Technology Needs Assessments. The objectives of this training event are to:
· Focus on sharing lessons learned, country experiences and key recommendations for development and implementation of gender-responsive Technology Needs Assessments (TNAs) with the aim of building the capacity of operating entities and stakeholders throughout the TNA process.
· Facilitate discussions on gender-just technology prioritization, support identification of needs, and build the capacity of stakeholders to systematically ensure equal participation of men and women in national planning processes
Tentative agenda:
| 10 min | Welcoming remarks & introductions |
· Karina Larsen, Knowledge and Communication Manager, Climate Technology Centre & Network (CTCN)
· Sara Trærup, Head, ‘Technology, Transitions and System Innovation’, UNEP-DTU Partnership (UDP) |
| 15 min | Strengthening gender considerations in technology prioritisation, development and transfer | · Silvia Ribeiro, Latin America Director, ETC Group |
| 20 min | Successful examples of gender mainstreaming in climate technology processes |
· Case I, Karina Larsen, CTCN: Inclusion of women in energy supply chains in India and Nepal
· Case II, Anne Barre, WECF: Identification and prioritization of gender-just climate technologies |
| 20 min | Gender mainstreaming in technology needs assessments – what has happened since? |
· Ala Druta, TNA regional consultant: TNA and gender guidance document
· Sara Traerup, UDP, How has gender been incorporated by countries since the launch of the gender guidance and lessons learnt |
| 15 min | Country experiences | · Ayesha Constable, Jamaica: Experiences in applying the TNA and gender guide to national climate process - successes and challenges with taking gender into consideration in team composition and engagement of stakeholders throughout the process, how they analyse the gender sensitivity of prioritized technologies etc |
| 30 min | Q&A + discussions in large groups with other country representatives sharing their experiences | Moderator: TBC |
| 10 min | Final remarks: increasing stakeholder collaboration and capacity building for integrating gender considerations in Technology Needs Assessments | Karina Larsen, CTCN |
