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Mit­ig­at­ing the ad­vance­ment of cli­mate change Stopping climate change is one of the most important challenges of our time. The potential of women in mitigating climate change has not yet been ful …

Gender -sens­it­ive gov­ernance struc­tures Many countries are attempting to decentralise certain political processes as well as administrative and economic planning structures to more local levels of …

Polit­ical par­ti­cip­a­tion Inclusive, just and peaceful societies can be achieved only with political participation, political and public engagement of women and LGBTIQ * persons as well as equal pa …

Po­ten­tial of gender -spe­cific di­git­al­isa­tion Information and communication technology ( ICT ) provides education in the battle against climate change. Greater transparency leads to greater clim …

Le­gis­la­tion and ac­cess to justice Reliable access to justice and the enforcement of the rights of women and girls provide women and girls with opportunities for self-determined development and a f …

Po­ten­tials of gender -spe­cific di­git­al­isa­tion Information and communication technologies ( ICT ) offer opportunities to promote participation for every group in society in inclusive and democra …

Im­proved ac­cess to wa­ter, san­it­a­tion and hy­giene (WASH) Women and girls have a key role in water, sanitation and hygiene. In four out of five households without drinking water, women and girls …

In­clus­ive di­git­al­isa­tion as an op­por­tun­ity Digitalisation can improve access to health services and information worldwide, as long as social and gender inequalities are not exacerbated by tec …

In­tim­ate part­ner vi­ol­ence Physical and sexualised violence by a trusted partner or family member is the most common form of violence against women. Worldwide, 120 million women and girls have bee …

Fe­male gen­ital mu­til­a­tion and child, early and forced mar­riage ( FGM /HP) At least 200 million women and girls worldwide are currently living with the psychological, physical and social conseque …