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Reflection on “Bargaining Climate Adaptation Through a Gender Lens: An Inquiry into Decision-Making roles that influence these processes. It also gives examples of the way in which the qualitative methodological framework and key socio-cultural and gender considerations presented in the chapter can support policy making in the energy sector.

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Introduction to Single-Event Effects,This reflection acknowledges the relevance of using the feminist political ecology approach in relation to indicators of energy access and its benefits in a developing country context. It draws on different approaches used by various energy and development key players in their presentation of indicators concerning energy and gender equality.

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Why a Feminist Political Ecology Approach Is Relevant for Assessing Energy Access in Developing CounThis reflection acknowledges the relevance of using the feminist political ecology approach in relation to indicators of energy access and its benefits in a developing country context. It draws on different approaches used by various energy and development key players in their presentation of indicators concerning energy and gender equality.

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Reflection on “Climate Finance Allocation Practices to Support Gender Responsive Energy Transitions”This reflection makes the case for gender action plans (GAP), which are required as part of any project or program proposal submitted for financing to the Green Climate Fund; to be effective it needs the combination of not only interventions which address climate issues but also strong and concrete gender-responsive development outcomes.