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Access to climate finance by women and marginalised groups in the global south

This resource from the Knowledge for Development (K4D) Helpdesk examines the issue of management of climate finance in  lower income countries and small island developing states, It makes the case for taking a more inclusive and targeted approach in dealing with climate change. The authors highlight the limited role played by lower income countries and small island developing states in contributing to climate change conversations. The resource emphasises that excluded groups, including Indigenous people, need a bigger role in managing climate change. 

The resource focuses on access to the Green Climate Fund by local civil society organisations, Indigenous people, and women’s organisations in the Global South. It emphasises that more local actors need to be engaged and gender equality needs to be taken into account because of the barriers they face in accessing climate finance.  

Date of publication
Publisher
Institute of Development Studies
Population
Indigenous people
People living in poverty
Women and girls
Sector
Climate change
Gender equality
Gender-based violence (GBV)       
Governance and inclusive societies
Participation and leadership
Social inclusion   
Type of resource
Evidence/literature review
Funding
FCDO-funded resource by partner
Length
Long (20 pages+)
Geographical focus
Global
Language
English