Delegates Networking at COP21
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Why should we look at climate change from a gender perspective?
Luisa Emilia Reyes Zúñiga is Programme Director of Equality and Sustainable Development Policies and Budgets, with the Mexican NGO Equidad de Género (Gender Equity). An expert on gender-responsive...
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