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UNDP Advocates for Enhanced Gender Integration in Mongolia’s Climate Action www.undp.org
UNDP’s “Climate Promise-2” project, funded by the Government of Germany, organized the “Advancing Gender Integration in Climate Action: Insights from the Gender Target Gap Assessment” workshop to raise awareness of ongoing efforts in developing Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) 3.0, with a particular focus on integrating gender considerations into climate policies and actions.
The workshop brought together diverse stakeholders from sectoral ministries, development partners, civil society organizations, and experts to present key findings from the Gender Target Gap Assessment. Participants also discussed gaps, challenges, and opportunities for mainstreaming gender in climate policies and emphasized the need for stronger gender-responsive indicators in Mongolia’s NDCs and explored ways to enhance collaboration for more inclusive and equitable climate action.
Mongolia's effort and commitment to developing NDC 3.0 and adopting the Long-Term Low Emission Development Strategy (LT-LEDS), a national strategy for economy-wide transformation toward low-emission, climate-resilient development, reflects its dedication to global climate goals.
Under the Climate Promise 2025 Initiative, the UN, including UNDP, is supporting countries in aligning NDC 3.0 with the 1.5°C global target and the Sustainable Development Goals, while strengthening their quality, investment potential, and implementation. Through the "Climate Promise–2" project, UNDP has been supporting Mongolia in developing more gender-sensitive and inclusive climate commitments, ensuring alignment with the country’s long-term development priorities under Vision 2050.
Ms. Lakshmi Boojoo, Advisor on Gender Issues to the Minister for Environment and Climate Change, stated “Gender-responsive climate policies are key to ensuring that no one is left behind in Mongolia’s transition to a low-emission and climate-resilient future. Today’s workshop presents a platform to address gaps, enhance commitments, and advance inclusive climate action.”
UNDP Deputy Resident Representative in Mongolia Ms. Lin Cao stated “This year marks the 10th Anniversary of the Paris Agreement, and it is critical to demonstrate that its promises are not only viable but transformative. Achieving this will require not just ambition but also tangible financial investments and stronger partnerships—both public and private—to show a clear pathway forward on climate action and SDG achievement. Every country has a role to play, and Mongolia’s contribution is vital.”
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Erdenesukh Otgonbayar | Communications Analyst | UNDP in Mongolia | erdenesukh.otgonbayar@undp.org
Published Date:2025-02-13
