This policy brief recommends that India’s gender policy must be a part of the discourse on climate change because majority of India’s working women live off climate sensitive natural resources but have no ownership or control over these resources.
This policy brief highlights the gender dimensions of climate change in the context of India’s State Action Plans on Climate Change (SAPCCs), some of which are available on State government websites.
This policy brief is based on the gender and climate change adaptation project carried out during 2010-2011. The research suggests specific gender-responsive policy and practice recommendations for the implementation of the four adaptation-focused National Missions and the National Mission on Strategic Knowledge under the NAPCC.
This policy brief highlights the gender dimensions of climate change in the context of the Madhya Pradesh State Action Plan on Climate Change (MPSAPCC)