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Nina Jeffs

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London
As seen in: Dialogue Earth
Covers:  Climate change and gender, climate justice, Loss and Damage, China's climate change policy, climate change negotiations (especially youth and civil society participation)
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From words to deeds: What next for climate action?

From words to deeds: What next for climate action?

Following the emotion and exhaustion of COP26, momentum behind global climate action is gathering again. Spea…

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Why women's leadership is key to climate action

Why women's leadership is key to climate action

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This is why women's leadership is critical to climate action

This is why women's leadership is critical to climate action

Climate change is and will continue to disproportionately impact women and girls, especially in the global So…

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Why women's leadership is key to climate action

Why women's leadership is key to climate action

Piece in English and Mandarin on why political and financial commitment is needed to support the contribution…

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COP26 verdict is governments urgently need to do more

COP26 verdict is governments urgently need to do more

As we look to COP27 in Egypt, serious effort needs to be made on inclusion and representation. COP26’s histor…

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Gender and climate policy

Gender and climate policy

Due to gender inequalities, women are disproportionately affected by climate change, and Indigenous women and…

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From words to deeds: What next for climate action?

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By Nina Jeffs, Ruth Townend
| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified
Empty chairs are left on stage as negotiations continue on the last day of COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland. Delegates from around the world attempt to agree on the final text of the COP26 agreement. Photo: Getty Images. Following the emotion and exhaustion of COP26, momentum behind global climate action is gathering again.
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This is why women’s leadership is critical to climate action

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By Nina Jeffs
| Women's Agenda Verified
Climate change is and will continue to disproportionately impact women and girls, especially in the global South. It’s one very big reason why women’s leadership is so essential to climate action. We’re publishing this important piece, originally published on China Dialogue under the Creative Commons BY NC NDlicense. Read the original here.
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Women are key to tackling the effects of climate change

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By Nina Jeffs
| Forum Stories (World Economic Forum)
Due to unequal societal factors, women are underrepresented in all levels of environmental decision-making. However, women and girls are crucial in the work to achieve more effective and equitable climate outcomes. A 2019 study found that national parliaments with more women pass more stringent climate policies. Access to quality education, gender-responsive policy measures, and laws against gender discrimination, will set a pathway to gender parity in climate leadership.
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