Letztes Update:
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Time for networking!

12:45
03.10.2022
Remember to complete your profile on the CBA16 site so that people can connect to you. If you want other people to be able to contact you, tick 'yes, show my profile in the participants list'

To start a conversation: find the person you want to meet on the participant list and 
 • Click on the red 'Chat' button to chat direct.
 • Click on the orange 'Contact' button to send a contact request.

When someone reaches out to you, you will see a red circle at the bottom left of your screen with a contact request in it. 

Click on the circle to respond to the request. This opens the dialogue box, and you can start chatting!

Annette McGill

The vital role of data: Data is really important. One of the biggest barriers is that we have very limited understanding of how climate change is affecting women. Especially with donors, we don't necessarily have the data to support what we're saying - it's anecdotal. That's a key barrier that we're starting to overcome. Zonibel Woods,
Senior Social Development Specialist, Asian Development Bank 12:09
03.10.2022

Women reflect on climate leadership

11:52
03.10.2022
What does women's climate leadership mean in the context of LLA?

Here are some of reflections from the participants in session 5.

Omaira Bolaños @OmaBoca
"Women are at the frontline of climate change - they are agents of change at all levels."

Chitembo Kawimbe Chunga @ChitemboAKC & @think2044
"Women are the most heavily affected by household impacts of climate change. If we leave women out of decision-making, then decisions will be made on their behalf - interventions that won't work."

Naseem Shaik @sspindia & @HuairouConnect
"Women are in charge of their own communities, and they do the organising. They have innovative practices in their community - for food security, safeguarding their families. We have to see women as equal partners in their communities."

Zonibel Woods @ClimateWomen
"If we look at women's climate leadership, that's four billion solutions. If we're looking to build resilience, women's leadership is essential."

Annette McGill