Defines environment impact management (EIM) and its role within broader environmental impact assessment processes

Aware of linkages between gender, gender-based realities and the environment

Summarises the underlying intent for prioritising gender-environment intersections at local, national, and international levels

Synthesises research for EIM plans, with an emphasis on gender-differentiated impacts of the environment

Identifies key issues located at the gender-environment intersection (food security, clean energy, women in the fisheries sector, etc.)

Supports gender analysis of EIM through data collection and preliminary analysis

Prepares EIM plans while ensuring gender gaps are identified and addressed

Adapts key issues located at the gender-environment intersection to other variables like age, social class, caste, religion, etc.

Conducts a gender analysis of EIM using gender and sex-disaggregated data

Oversees the development of EIM plans to ensure all elements are present (mitigation measures, monitoring, capacity development, etc.)

Transforms key issues located the gender-environment intersection into policy lessons

Prioritises gender analysis in EIM plans with a focus on gender-equality targeted approaches

Streamlines the inclusion of women in decision-making processes at all levels of EIM (planning, budgeting, etc.)

Advocates for the adoption of gender budgeting in policies, processes, and mechanisms located at the gender-environment intersection

Facilitates and pursues the integration of gender analyses into policymaking for climate change adaptation and mitigation