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Bargaining Climate Adaptation Through a Gender Lens: An Inquiry into Decision-Making Processes in Tal drivers of women’s adaptation decision-making power are working outside of the home, especially when their husbands are not; higher educational levels, and being married to a husband with higher educational levels: owning physical assets in their own names; and particularly being older grants women more voice.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-69103-4otional aspects of resource access and participation, whereas the methodological insight relates to the added-value of mixed methods and large-N comparative studies. Finally, we highlight the practical insight on the role of wider social, political and historical contexts.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-67202-6s. The main finding of the study is that more in-depth research on the effect of various implementation modalities and the scale of technologies is needed for increasing gender responsiveness of broader climate finance and specifically climate finance that supports low-carbon energy transitions.

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Engendering the Energy Transition: Setting the Scene The book finishes with four reflections from the perspectives of practice, policy and academia about the research presented which help embeding the book in political, societal, economic and scientific debates.