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UN CC:e-Learn

Gender and Environment

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Overview

This course helps you better understand the linkages between gender and the environment and become an effective change-maker for sustainable development. It contains six modules which takes around 1 hour to complete.  You need to pass a quiz after the module to receive your certificate. 

 

Syllabus

Who is this course for?
Someone curious and interested to learn more about how efforts to address environmental degradation and promote gender equality can be mutually supportive.
A specialist working on biodiversity, climate change, land degradation, international waters, chemicals and waste.
A development practitioner working at the international, national or at the local level in environmental sectors.
A policy-maker or government official working on environmental policies and projects.
What will you learn?
What are the links between gender equality and environmental sustainability?
Which global environmental frameworks include gender?
How can gender-responsive policies and projects support environmental outcomes?
Discover what you can do to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment in biodiversity, climate change, land degradation, international waters, chemicals and waste.
How is the course organised?
The course is divided into six modules covering the following areas: 1) Introduction, 2) Climate Change, 3) International Waters, 4) Biodiversity, 5) Land Degradation, 6) Chemicals and Waste. Each module takes an average of 1 hour to complete. (*The module 5 and 6 will be coming soon).

Reviews

4.9 rating, based on 8 Class Central reviews

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  • Profile image for Nahijul Islam Niloy
    Nahijul Islam Niloy @confused69
    I have learned a lot of information that I never knew, how women and our environment are so related to each other. Thanks for the course.✨
  • Anonymous
    I have learned a lot of information that I never knew, how women and our environment are so related to each other. Thanks for the course.✨
  • Profile image for Faizan Raza
    Faizan Raza
    That's course are amazing and i have learn many things about this course and specially about environment that help me about to learn the special things which i dont know about this environment.
  • Profile image for Benedict Legason
    Benedict Legason
    Informative and worth taking. One of the course's strengths was its focus on environmental justice, particularly in the context of marginalized communities. It sheds light on how certain gender-related disparities, such as access to resources or decision-making power, exacerbate environmental injustices. The course exposed me to a global perspective on gender and environmental issues. It covered a wide range of topics, from climate change and biodiversity loss to eco-feminism and women's roles in sustainable development. This comprehensive approach enabled me to appreciate the worldwide implications of these issues.
  • Anonymous
    Informative and worth taking. One of the course's strengths was its focus on environmental justice, particularly in the context of marginalized communities. It sheds light on how certain gender-related disparities, such as access to resources or decision-making power, exacerbate environmental injustices. The course exposed me to a global perspective on gender and environmental issues. It covered a wide range of topics, from climate change and biodiversity loss to eco-feminism and women's roles in sustainable development. This comprehensive approach enabled me to appreciate the worldwide implications of these issues.
  • Profile image for Amna Tamkin
    Amna Tamkin
    This is a well-rounded course for anyone interested in studying the linkages between gender and environment. The course identifies gender and how different extreme weather events, climatic changes increase gender disparities. It further outline different important international local initiatives on gender and environment.
  • Anusha Indivary Subramaniam
    This course is a great initiative for someone who is willing to establish or seeking for opportunities in this area of study. This course contents are thoroughly examined and designed in order to have to have a great outcome for those who follow the course.
  • Orsolya Clancey
    Good intro to topics around gender links to climate change and sustainability. Very quick and easy to access material with a quiz at the end, enjoyed taking it and learned a fair amount
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