Gender, Environment, and Climate Change

Organized by: Environmental Agenda

Main ally: UN Women and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

🎯 Objective

Strengthening capacities in gender, environment and sustainability for women and diverse groups in Latin America, promoting their participation as agents of change and leadership in the just ecological transition.

🚀 Main activities

• Design and implementation of an open call to incorporate workshop facilitators specializing in gender and environment.

• Implementation of synchronous and asynchronous training sessions.

• Creation of a network of women trainers in sustainability with a rights-based approach.

• Dissemination of good practices, tools and methodologies for mainstreaming the gender approach in environmental policies.

👥 Beneficiary public

Women and diverse groups, trainers, activists, environmental educators, public sector professionals and civil society organizations linked to gender and sustainability issues.

📊 Results achieved

• 📥 High participation in the national call.

• 👩🏫 Selection of workshop leaders with diverse and federal profiles.

• 💻 Virtual modules with active participation and positive feedback.

• 🌐 Consolidation of a network of trainers with an intersectional approach.

• 🗣️ Spaces for dialogue between women leaders, CSOs and international agencies.

💬 Featured phrase

“This project allowed us to highlight the enormous potential of women in building a climate agenda with social justice. We not only provided training, we also built community.” — Victoria Gardella, Environmental Agenda