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Recognising gender differences in decision-making on energy and rural development PDF Print E-mail
This paper discusses links between gender issues and energy within the international sustainable development context. It also presents recommendations on ways of incorporating gender sensitivity into energy and development policies and planning processes. Elements that should be considered in addressing gender and energy linkages include: gender mainstreaming which requires positive action at the policy level, at the programme level and at the organisational level gender
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