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Presentation by Noemi Gonda at the Closing the gender gap in farming under climate change event on 19 March 2015 in Paris. More about the event: http://ccafs.cgiar.org/closing-gender-gap

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Noémi Gonda, Central European University
Patriarchy and climate change: a
feminist political ecology of climate
change adaptation in rural Nicaragua

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Climate change
narratives
Noémi Gonda, Central European University
Patriarchy and climate change: a feminist political ecology
of climate change adaptation in rural Nicaragua
How they reinforce gender
inequalities?
Nicaraguan
rural women
and men’s
experiences of
climate change
Photo: Noémi Gonda, 2014
Climate change’s
biophysical impacts

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 National
priority:
adaptation
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Forum,
2014

2) Recognize gender biases conveyed by climate
change policies and interventions.
Recognition
Distribution Participation
Gender
Justice
3) Re-conceptualize gender justice in climate
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Recommendations (2/3)

4) More “gender-smart” practices
in the climate change field.
5) More qualitative and feminist
research on climate change.
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1. Noémi Gonda, Central European University Patriarchy and climate change: a feminist political ecology of climate change adaptation in rural Nicaragua

2. http://www.oxfam.org/en/campaigns/cli matechange/3-facts-about-climate- change-women [retrieved February 7, 2013] Climate change narratives Noémi Gonda, Central European University Patriarchy and climate change: a feminist political ecology of climate change adaptation in rural Nicaragua How they reinforce gender inequalities? Nicaraguan rural women and men’s experiences of climate change Photo: Noémi Gonda, 2014 Climate change’s biophysical impacts

3. Graph: ECLAC 2011 http://blogs.dickin son.edu/ecofemini sm/files/2012/04/ mother_earth1.jp g [retrieved March 11 2015] Picture: Noémi Gonda, 2013  National priority: adaptation World Economic Forum, 2014

4. 1) Gender ≠ Women Recommendations (1/3)

5. 2) Recognize gender biases conveyed by climate change policies and interventions. Recognition Distribution Participation Gender Justice 3) Re-conceptualize gender justice in climate change beyond (women’s) participation . http://vang.blob.core.windows.n et/images/2013/03/26/mujer_2 21211.jpg [retrieved March 13, 2015] D. Schlosberg 2009 Recommendations (2/3)

6. 4) More “gender-smart” practices in the climate change field. 5) More qualitative and feminist research on climate change. Recommendations (3/3)

7. Thank you! noemigonda@gmail.com

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