CCG in Zambia: Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) in Energy and Transport Sectors
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The Climate Compatible Growth (CCG) Programme works with partners in Zambia to support inclusive, low-carbon energy and transport development through applied research and capacity building. In Zambia, marginalised and vulnerable populations, including women, youth, people with disabilities (PwDs), refugees, and LGBTQIA+ individuals, face discrimination and exclusion – which are often exacerbated by the impacts of climate change. These challenges are rooted in social norms, as well as policy and legal frameworks that fall short in transforming the Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) landscape. This report presents a condensed and revised version of a longer in-country contextual report. It synthesises key findings on how GESI is reflected across Zambia’s energy and transport systems, drawing on demographic analysis, policy and legal review, and qualitative insights from key informant interviews and workshop discussions. This baseline understanding of the GESI landscape in Zambia is intended to support internal alignment, partner engagement, and evidence-informed dialogue on how to strengthen inclusive policy and implementation across both sectors.
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