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Transforming Land Rights and Climate Justice through a Women-led Renegotiated New Social Contract: An Expert Group Meeting Summary Report (Full Document)

Introduction

Opening session

Updates on the global development agenda on land rights, climate justice, and gender equality from the perspective of women and girls

Learning from women-led initiatives and reconfiguring climate action strategies

Enhancing land rights and women’s climate action through a new social contract

Assessing preparedness and coping with the socio-economic impacts of climate change

Responding to climate change and its impact: community-informed approaches to loss and damage, protection, and compensation

Where do we go from here? Towards a new social contract for the World Social Summit, Summit for the Future, and World Urban Forum

Closing session: recalibrating Phase IV of GLTN

Transforming Land Rights and Climate Justice through a Women-led Renegotiated New Social Contract: An Expert Group Meeting Summary Report

Climate change-related threats and land insecurities are increasingly impacting upon disadvantaged communities, especially women and girls. Currently, global climate responses tend to be State-driven and favoring certain technical, research, and professional stakeholders without adequate listening to women and girls – especially at grassroots level. It is in this context that an Expert Group Meeting (EGM) was organized to contributing to the formulation of a new social contract to facilitate women’s climate justice using the experience of women-led land rights initiatives for inclusive and embedded multi-stakeholder partnerships. This publication contains the key exchanges during the EGM, and the “The Quezon City Framework for Developing a Women-Led New Social Contract to Enhance Land Rights and Climate Justice.”

Author
ANGOC, HC, and UEL
Type of Publication
Workshop Summary Report
Publisher
ANGOC, HC
Publish Date
2024
Editor(s)
Nathaniel Don E. Marquez, Hellen Nyamweru Ndungu, Mino Ramaroson, Adil Sait, Siraj Sait
Author
ANGOC, HC, and UEL
Publisher
ANGOC, HC
Editor(s)
Nathaniel Don E. Marquez, Hellen Nyamweru Ndungu, Mino Ramaroson, Adil Sait, Siraj Sait
Type of Publication
Workshop Summary Report
Publish Date
2024
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Transforming Land Rights and Climate Justice through a Women-led Renegotiated New Social Contract: An Expert Group Meeting Summary Report (Full Document)

Introduction

Opening session

Updates on the global development agenda on land rights, climate justice, and gender equality from the perspective of women and girls

Learning from women-led initiatives and reconfiguring climate action strategies

Enhancing land rights and women’s climate action through a new social contract

Assessing preparedness and coping with the socio-economic impacts of climate change

Responding to climate change and its impact: community-informed approaches to loss and damage, protection, and compensation

Where do we go from here? Towards a new social contract for the World Social Summit, Summit for the Future, and World Urban Forum

Closing session: recalibrating Phase IV of GLTN

Founded in 1979, ANGOC is a regional association of national and regional networks of civil society organizations (CSOs) in Asia, actively engaged in food security, agrarian reform, sustainable agriculture, participatory governance, and rural development.

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