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'We need to be on the tables: Pacific women call for greater voice at climate talks

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A new study conducted for Pre-COP31 in Fiji highlights that excluding women from climate decision-making overlooks critical needs. The evidence indicates that Pacific women are disproportionately affected by climate change but lack representation at the negotiating tables. This briefing summarizes the study's findings regarding gender exclusion and its implications for climate action, noting that the research is based on preliminary data from the event. The study emphasizes the urgent need for inclusive participation to address global climate challenges effectively.

Key points

• A new study conducted for Pre-COP31 in Fiji reveals that excluding women from climate decision-making leaves critical needs overlooked.

Context and limitations

The evidence is based on preliminary data from the Pre-COP31 event in Fiji. The study covers the period leading up to the conference and focuses on the impact of gender exclusion on climate negotiations. Specific numbers and detailed quantitative data are not provided in the available evidence.

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