Principles of gender equality and women empowerment will be included in climate financing. Women. Climate-related programmes that directly impact women’s health and well-being are increasingly being taken up in the country (e.g., introducing improved cooking stoves, which contribute to a variety of benefits apart from emission reduction, such as energy security for the family and improved health due to a reduction in indoor air pollution). Consider inclusion of women and other vulnerable groups when carrying out vulnerability assessments to ensure that evaluations do not focus solely on economic sectors dominated by men. Women, men, girls and boys. Specific considerations are given to issues that impact women. Engage with men and women to build adaptation plans by utilizing their indigenous knowledge.