<p>The lack of practical knowledge and effective engagement with gender in blue carbon initiatives poses a threat to their success and sustainability and risks exacerbating existing gender inequalities. Developed by an interdisciplinary team of experts, this paper proposes a research agenda, comprised of seven research areas as well as priority actions, designed to catalyze a shift towards more just, equitable and effective blue carbon initiatives. This paper is a call-to-action to increase commitment, funding, and collaborative, interdisciplinary science to close the gender gap in the conservation and restoration of blue carbon ecosystems and enhance their social-enovironmental impacts.</p>

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Advancing interdisciplinary science of gender is key to the success of blue carbon initiatives

  • Whitney Yadao-Evans,
  • Diana E. Lopez,
  • Lalao Aigrette,
  • Norma Arce-Peña,
  • Mark Beeston,
  • Steven W. J. Canty,
  • Shenelly De Silva,
  • Kerry E. Grimm,
  • Jill Hamilton,
  • Jenny House,
  • Jennifer Howard,
  • Robyn James,
  • Sarah Lawless,
  • Sangeeta Mangubhai,
  • Cynthia McDougall,
  • Kaela Montgomery,
  • Josheena Naggea,
  • Maeve Nightingale,
  • Emily Pidgeon,
  • Serina Rahman,
  • Kame Westerman,
  • Siti Maryam Yaakub,
  • Lynette Ying

摘要

The lack of practical knowledge and effective engagement with gender in blue carbon initiatives poses a threat to their success and sustainability and risks exacerbating existing gender inequalities. Developed by an interdisciplinary team of experts, this paper proposes a research agenda, comprised of seven research areas as well as priority actions, designed to catalyze a shift towards more just, equitable and effective blue carbon initiatives. This paper is a call-to-action to increase commitment, funding, and collaborative, interdisciplinary science to close the gender gap in the conservation and restoration of blue carbon ecosystems and enhance their social-enovironmental impacts.