Juliana Wahlgren
Director of the European Anti-poverty Network
Why does a gender perspective matter in a green energy transition?
The EU energy policy largely disregards a gender perspective. However, women and men have different roles and attitudes towards the green transition and it affects them in various ways. With many Green Deal policies in the pipeline, how can we do better to make sure the needed energy transition is accessible and affordable for all?
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Making the green transition work for all: what will it take?
Continued discussions on the crucial aspects of implementing the green transition in an inclusive way. What economic constraints lead female single-headed households to miss out on energy savings? What do successful promising examples of inclusive and accessible green energy solutions look like? What role can women play in developing such solutions? Challenges and opportunities for greater women's representation in energy decision-making at every level.
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