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Event - Gender Responsive Cooling: Using Data to Build Resilient Livelihoods

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Title
Gender Responsive Cooling: Using Data to Build Resilient Livelihoods
Organizer
BASE and SEforALL
Type
Online Seminars
Focus
  • Other
  • Renewable Energy


Start
2023/06/28
End
2023/06/28



URL
link to the event
Description
Gaps in disaggregated data on gender-differentiated needs impede the development of policies for equitable access to cooling. While efforts to improve sustainable access to cooling have increased across sectors, few adequately address women's unique adaptation needs and leverage their knowledge to enhance the effectiveness of the interventions. BASE has been developing a toolkit, mainly through the Your Virtual Cold Chain Assistant project, to mainstream gender in climate finance projects. The project aims to increase smallholder access to cooling, reduce postharvest losses, and enhance incomes. BASE and SEforALL invite cooling companies, practitioners, and policymakers in cooling, climate change, adaptation, and equitable energy transition to join this webinar. By exploring data gaps and needs from diverse perspectives, the discussion aims to identify the necessary data collection methods and types to advance our shared objective of universal access to cooling.
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