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Engaging men and boys, key to overcoming gender-based discrimination on climate change

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December 7, 2018

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The future starts here and now in Katowice at COP24, a future where gender equality is a reality, said Emmanuel Dlamini, Chair of the Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI) under the UNFCCC. Mr Dlamini calls on empowering women and girls as well as engaging men and boys to overcome any form of genderbased discrimination. The implementation of the Gender Action Plan under the UNFCCC gives us the opportunity to create this new reality for all the people and the planet, he said. For more information, visit

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