Climate Equity - Is development (and well-being) coupled to greenhouse gas emissions? : A women and gender perspective on development need / Sabine Bock
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Text2014Description: 215 S.; 1 CD-ROMDissertation note: Berlin, Humboldt-Viadrina School of Governance, Masterarbeit, 2013 Summary: Conclusions: The understanding of development need for the interviewees was different from the common understanding of development need in the climate negotiations. It was neither focused on money and the current indicators for poverty eradication or economic well-being of countries as GDP nor on the demand of high emission allowances. It was focused on people, on women and men and their needs for a fulfilled life and their contributions to offer, if they would be taken seriously and respected. This could help to open the deadlock of the climate equity debate about the distribution of carbon budgets to a variety of development pathways for the world and a possibility to develop without emitting greenhouse gases in the future in an unbearable amount.
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Berlin, Humboldt-Viadrina School of Governance, Masterarbeit, 2013
Conclusions: The understanding of development need for the interviewees was different from the common understanding of development need in the climate negotiations. It was neither focused on money and the current indicators for poverty eradication or economic well-being of countries as GDP nor on the demand of high emission allowances. It was focused on people, on women and men and their needs for a fulfilled life and their contributions to offer, if they would be taken seriously and respected. This could help to open the deadlock of the climate equity debate about the distribution of carbon budgets to a variety of development pathways for the world and a possibility to develop without emitting greenhouse gases in the future in an unbearable amount.
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