The Race To Zero Dialogues | Gender-Responsive and Socially Equitable Resilience
Efforts to build resilience will not be effective, sustainable, and will fall short of their moral obligation unless they move away from current development pathways and deliberately address gender and social inequalities.
As part of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Race to Zero Dialogues, this event explored the challenges and opportunities for gender-responsive climate action with a focus on resilience and social protection.
We have provided three different times for this event, each of which will have a slightly different focus targeted to the location of its audience.
Co-hosted with the Women and Gender Constituency (WGC), these interactive dialogues featured conversations with a diverse group of prominent speakers and allow time for discussion and reflections in smaller groups.
Watch the full recording of the event targeted to Asia and Pacific:
Watch the full recording of the event targeted to Latin America and the Caribbean
Watch the full recording of the last event, focused on Europe, Africa and Middle East
To drive the transformation that is needed to build resilient economies, ecosystems, and societies– while ensuring that no one is left behind–stakeholders must show leadership and commitment in promoting gender-responsive, participatory, and representative governance approaches.
Upcoming events
2024 Investment Policy Forum
The 16th edition of the International Institute for Sustainable Development's (IISD) Investment Policy Forum will be held in Manila, the Philippines, in October 2024.
WTO agriculture negotiations on domestic support: making new rules work for LDCs and other vulnerable economies
This webinar will bring research insights for WTO delegates, advancing domestic support negotiations pre-MC14 and aiding vulnerable economies.
Designing Responsible Agricultural Investment Contracts in Eastern and Southern Africa
This workshop discussed how IISD’s model contract clauses can help member states of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa promote and facilitate responsible investment in agriculture.