<table cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0' border='0' ><tr><td style='font: inherit;'>Dear Marcela, Dear All,<br><br>Thank you for circulating the draft proposal on gender and climate change. You have indeed come out with a very comprehensive paper. I have circulated the draft to some lead persons in SENCA coaltions, and please find below comments from Nur Amalia, of GCAP Indonesia on your draft paper. Sorry if this is coming abit late, but I hope you can incorporate these in your paper.<br><br>I am hoping to receive additional comments from SENCA people, and will send them to you as soon as i receive them.<br><br>Best always,<br>chona<br><br>Chona Leah Ramos<br>GCAP SENCA Coordinator<br>Tel: +632 3833802<br>Mobile: +63 9209090053<br>www.gcap-senca.net<br><br>============================<br><div>Dear Chona,</div> <div> </div> <div>I've read the
discussion paper on gender and climate change. For me, it is too
scientific and abit difficult to break down for the implementation,
specially related with GCAP concern on poverty, trade justice, debt,
ineqalities, etc. </div> <div> </div> <div>I suggest that the
discussion paper more explain about the impact of global negotiation
(through UNFCCC and other direct scheme : IFIs, bilateral and
multilateral development assistance) to women, which are:<br><br></div> <div>1.
Biofuel policy to change the existing fossil fuel - to reduce emission
versus food security . Because annex 1 countries need to change their
consumption pattern from fossil fuel to biofuel, alot of developing and
LDCs open big plantation and make forest conversion. It causes
increasing of food prices, cooking oli prices and women suffer because
they take care of their household (increase poor women burden how
to spend their limited money and resources to meet her family needs);<br><br></div> <div>2.
REDD policy - even it still being discuss and elaborate until 2012, the
pilot project in some countries already being prepared and will be
in operation this year (2008 or 2009). The basic question is : who own
the forest and who give the permission for REDD, who get benefit
and who get disaster from REDD scheme?. Women (specially rural and
indigenous women) are always got double disaster than men, because they
depend on the forest (as bank, market, and drugstore-pharmacy). When
REDD implemented, it means there will be no access for women to enter
the forest because the forest will be protect by the forestguard ,
become restricted area like conservation area - to prevent forest fire,
illegal logging, etc) .<br><br></div> <div>On the other hand, worldbank
already start its grant for study, which will be follow up by WB other
debt for technical assistance to implement REDD (for sufficient and
high technology for measuring the existing emission and to take
satelite photos on the condition of existing forest, etc). Lack of
information and access for women on the policy and decision making
process is very crutial at this stage. </div> <div><br>3.
Health issues related with climate change- increasing of new deseases -
bird flu, dengue, etc, will increase women's burden at home because she
take care of the family and children when they become sick, or if the
women itself become sick , she still take care her family and children.</div> <div> </div> <div>Thats my comment and hope other will give inputs from developing-southern contry perspectives.</div> <div> </div> <div>regard,</div> <div>nur</div> <div><br><br><b><i>gcapsenca secretariat <gcapsenca@gmail.com></i></b> wrote:</div> Dear Nur, Kaori, Hyekyung, and Marivic<br><br>Please
find attached GCAP's draft paper on gender and climate change. This
paper will be presented at the GCAP Global Council meeting in Scotland
in June, and I hope you get a chance to comment on this draft.<br><br>Though
the deadline for comments has been set for May 18 (tom), I hope you can
still send your comments so that we have a SENCA input on the paper.<br><br>Hoping to hear from you.<br><br>Best,<br>Chona<br><br>--- On <b>Sat, 5/17/08, Ballara, Marcela (FAORLC) <i><Marcela.Ballara@fao.org></i></b> wrote:<br><blockquote style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;">From: Ballara, Marcela (FAORLC) <Marcela.Ballara@fao.org><br>Subject: [Ftffacilitationteam] RE: Draft Proposal on Gender and Climate Change<br>To: "Ballara, Marcela (FAORLC)" <Marcela.Ballara@fao.org>, "Ana Agostino" <ana@icae.org.uy>, ftffacilitationteam@listas.chasque.net<br>Cc: BMargolis@oxfam.org.uk<br>Date: Saturday, 17 May, 2008, 4:30 AM<br><br><pre>Dear Ana; Unitil today no comments have been received. <br>It is my understanding that all FTF agrees on what I wrote ?<br><br>Best regards<br><br>Marcela<br><br><br>-----Original Message-----<br>From: Ballara, Marcela (FAORLC)<br>Sent: Fri 5/9/2008
17:07<br>To: Ana Agostino; ftffacilitationteam@listas.chasque.net<br>Cc: BMargolis@oxfam.org.uk<br>Subject: RE: Draft Proposal on Gender and Climate Change<br><br><br>Dear Ana: The document has to be ready before June so 17 of May should be<br>the last day to receive inputs.<br><br>Also I have requested tha any suggestion toplease include in track cnahe in<br>the body of the document.<br><br>Un abrazo<br><br>Marcela <br><br>-----Original Message-----<br>From: Ana Agostino [mailto:ana@icae.org.uy]<br>Sent: Fri 5/9/2008 15:38<br>To: Ballara, Marcela (FAORLC); ftffacilitationteam@listas.chasque.net<br>Cc: BMargolis@oxfam.org.uk<br>Subject: Re: Draft Proposal on Gender and Climate Change<br><br>Dear Marcela,<br>it would be good to fix a deadline so that all members of the facilitation <br>team can send their comments.<br>Thanks for the paper!!<br>Ana<br><br>Ana Agostino<br>ICAE<br>International Council for Adult Education<br>General Secretariat<br>18
de Julio 2095 - Apto 301<br>11200 Montevideo - Uruguay<br>Tel/fax: 005982 409 79 82<br>E-mail: ana@icae.org.uy<br>www.icae.org.uy<br><br>----- Original Message ----- <br>From: "Ballara, Marcela (FAORLC)" <Marcela.Ballara@fao.org><br>To: "ana agostino" <ana@icae.org.uy>; "Ana Agostino"<br><ana@icae.org.uy>; <br><ftffacilitationteam@listas.chasque.net><br>Cc: <BMargolis@oxfam.org.uk><br>Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2008 6:08 PM<br>Subject: Draft Proposal on Gender and Climate Change<br><br><br>> Dear all:<br>> Folowing our previous disscussions during the phone conference I am<br>> attaching the draft version of the Gender and Climate Change<br>><br>> Appreciate, if necessary, your comments in track change in the same<br>> document before mid May .<br>><br>> The document has to be presented by 18 May to the Climate Change Task<br>> Force<br>><br>> Warm greetings<br>><br>>
Marcela<br>><br>><br>><br>> Marcela Ballara<br>> FAO,Oficial Principal Género, Equidad y Empleo Rural<br>> Oficina Regional de América Latina y el Caribe<br>> Dag Hammarskjold 32 41, P.O.Box 10095<br>> Santiago, Chile<br>> teléfono: (56 2) 3372206<br>> Fax: (56-2) 3372101<br>> http://www.rlc.fao.org/es/desarrollo/mujer<br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br><br><br>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>---<br><br><br>No virus found in this incoming message.<br>Checked by AVG.<br>Version: 7.5.524 / Virus Database: 269.23.9/1419 - Release Date: 07/05/2008 <br>07:46 a.m.</pre><pre>_______________________________________________<br>Ftffacilitationteam mailing list<br>Ftffacilitationteam@listas.chasque.net<br>http://listas.chasque.net/mailman/listinfo/ftffacilitationteam</pre></blockquote></td></tr></table><br>
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