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This online seminar is the fifth and last in our joint series hosted by WISIONS in cooperation with the ACCESS Coalition’s Learning Group. It focuses on how to maximise the development effects of energy access. | This online seminar is the fifth and last in our joint series hosted by WISIONS in cooperation with the ACCESS Coalition’s Learning Group. It focuses on how to maximise the development effects of energy access. | ||
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Mainstreaming Gender-Responsiveness - Maximising the impacts of energy access by effectively integrate gender-responsiveness for the empowerment of women
This online seminar is the fifth and last in our joint series hosted by WISIONS in cooperation with the ACCESS Coalition’s Learning Group. It focuses on how to maximise the development effects of energy access.
Energy poverty disproportionately affects women and girls. By addressing gender-specific needs in energy access projects, we can improve women’s health, safety, education and economic opportunities.
This digital seminar explores how energy access interventions can effectively integrate gender-responsiveness for the empowerment of women.
Our expert speakers explain key terminology and focus on the aspects that need to be considered for mainstreaming gender, sharing practical experiences from Tanzania and Nepal.
Missed the previous seminar? It focused on inclusive energy planning.















