Gender, Climate Justice, and Food Systems Resilience
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Gender, Climate Justice, and Food Systems Resilience at FutureLearn Overview
Gender, Climate Justice, and Food Systems Resilience
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Explore the intersections of gender equality and environmental issues to promote climate justice and food system resilience.
Duration | 2 weeks |
Total fee | ₹2,799 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Beginner |
Credential | Certificate |
Gender, Climate Justice, and Food Systems Resilience
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Gender, Climate Justice, and Food Systems Resilience
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Gender, Climate Justice, and Food Systems Resilience at FutureLearn Course details
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- Gender equality, climate action and zero hunger are three of the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals. On this two-week course from the University of the West Indies, you'll explore the interconnections between these three goals.
- Guided by a team of gender and environment experts, you'll learn why gender matters when fighting climate change, what gender roles operate within food systems, and how food insecurity relates to climate justice.
- You'll start the course by exploring where issues of gender, climate, and food security overlap or intersect.
- You'll review the relevant Sustainable Development Goals, and discuss all three through the lens of gender.
- In Week 2 of the course, you'll investigate what it means to take a gender transformative approach (GTA) to issues of global significance.
- You'll examine some real-world examples of gender transformative approaches to combating climate change and food insecurity, and consider ways of harnessing this potential to protect global populations.
- You'll finish the course ready to champion sustainable development by tackling injustices relating to gender, the environment, and food insecurity.
Gender, Climate Justice, and Food Systems Resilience at FutureLearn Curriculum
Gender, Climate Justice, and Food Systems Resilience
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Climate Justice and Food Systems Resilience through a Gender Lens
Welcome to the course
Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
Taking a Gender Transformative Approach (GTA)
Bringing it all together
Applying Gender Transformative Approaches for Climate Justice and Food Justice
Gender Transformative Approaches to Climate and Food Systems
Global Action using Gender Transformative Approaches for Climate Justice and Food Justice
Assessing the GTA Capability of Climate Change Mitigation Approaches to Address Food Systems Resilience
Bringing it All Together
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