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The status of gender and development programming in Jordan: still “adding women and stirring?”

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By Dina Najjar, Bipasha Baruah, Rosalind Ragetlie
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT In this article, we evaluate the contemporary status of gender and developing programming in Jordan by analyzing data collected from interviews with 23 organizations. Gender programming is often fragmented and ad hoc in nature taking a “gender equals women” with a focus on anti-poverty and efficiency-based approaches, rather than considering gender as a relational social construct.
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Caring for people is a green job, too

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By Bipasha Baruah
| Policy Options Politiques Magazine Verified
The recent COP29 conference in Azerbaijan included a Green Zone, a forum where innovations and potential solutions for combating climate change are showcased. Green technologies and green jobs were core topics of discussion, which is sensible since the global transition to clean energy – via technologies such as solar, wind, wave, and bio power – is creating new employment opportunities all over the world. But what exactly are green jobs? And who gets these jobs?
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Expert insights: How climate change is affecting agrarian migrants in Ghana

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By Jemima Nomunume Baada, Bipasha Baruah, Isaac Luginaah
| Western News
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown how people in parts of the world most affected by climate change are also at higher risk of getting sick and dying of the disease. Access to water and nutritious foods is vital to fighting COVID-19. But in many African countries, access to food and water is deeply influenced by climate change.
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