Climate change affects women and men differently, and therefore its response must incorporate a gender perspective to ensure both the effectiveness and fairness of interventions. Climate and financial policies that ignore gender gaps risk perpetuating existing inequalities and overlooking essential capacities for transformation.

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International climate funds and global regulatory frameworks require the integration of a gender approach at all stages: from project design to implementation and monitoring. This demands institutionalizing gender frameworks, generating disaggregated data, and fostering enabling environments that ensure equitable participation.

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At ROA Partners, we support our clients in designing and implementing gender-responsive mechanisms. We integrate equality criteria into accreditation processes, project design, and governance frameworks to ensure compliance with international standards and to deliver truly transformative results.