1. There is a gender gap in climate-smart agriculture as it relates to access to resources, information, and decision making. Women are often neglected by climate services and have less capacity to implement climate adaptation practices in agriculture. 2. More evidence is needed on gender differences in roles and impacts, and on participatory approaches, women's organizations, and indigenous knowledge related to climate-smart agriculture. 3. Institutions and services need to better meet women's needs, as they tend to interact more with informal networks while men have greater access to formal institutions. The role of information and how to serve women better requires more understanding.