S2 Episode 4 - Why gender matters when building circular economies

The circular economy movement aims to create a restorative and sustainable economic system, but can it promote social justice as well? Women play pivotal roles in the transition to a circular economy, engaging in a variety of activities that drive sustainable practices and resource efficiency. However, significant challenges remain in ensuring that this transition is just and inclusive from a gender perspective. Despite the potential for a circular economy to provide equitable opportunities, current strategies and policies often overlook critical gender dimensions. In the latest episode of ‘Minding the Gap: Conversations on Gender,’ we delve into the potential for gender justice in transitioning to a circular economy. Joining Nadia Ashraf is Katharina Gihring of the African Circular Economy Network to explore the roles women are already playing in the circular economy and what needs to be done to ensure a fair transition for all genders. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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S2 Episode 4 - Why gender matters when building circular economies is an episode from ECDPM by ECDPM.

This episode is 19:42 long.

This episode was published on Jun 17, 2024.

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