Can safeguards guarantee gender equity?: Lessons from research on women in early REDD+ implementation

Anne M Larson · Therese Dokken · Amy E Duchelle

REDD+ Safeguards Brief Book 4 · CIFOR

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Participation is an insufficient measure to safeguard womens interests. Rather, gender-responsive analyses are needed to understand real and perceived gender differences in interests and needs, and to anticipate threats or risks.

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