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Table of contents
Acronyms and abbreviations
Executive summary
1 Introducing the gender-environment nexus in the case of Greece
1.1. The gender-environment nexus
1.2. The OECD's gender equality framework
1.3. An integrated gender-environment policy framework
1.4. The case of Greece - Introducing the gender-environment nexus
1.4.1. Methodology
1.4.2. Methodological limitations
1.4.3. Targets and structure
References
Notes
2 Assessing the integration of gender equality in environmental policies and tools in Greece
2.1. Assessing the gender-sensitivity of climate and environment-related policies in Greece
2.2. Providing access to affordable and clean energy
2.2.1. Tackling women's energy poverty
2.2.2. Increasing renewable energy share - Phasing out fossil fuel dependency
2.3. Gender-sensitive climate change adaptation measures
2.3.1. Gender-sensitive sustainable cities
2.3.2. Gender-sensitive environmental impact assessment
2.3.3. Sustainable agriculture and forestry
2.4. Increasing women's participation in environment-related innovation
2.5. Women's role in the circular economy
2.5.1. Supporting women's inclusion in green entrepreneurship and sustainable production
2.5.2. Gender-sensitive green public procurement
2.5.3. Women's role in sustainable consumption
2.5.4. Equal representation in circular economy leadership
2.6. Women as agents for biodiversity conservation
References
Notes
3 Assessing gender equality policies and their role in advancing environmental sustainability in Greece
3.1. Gender equality in Greece
3.2. Applying an environment lens to the Greek Gender Equality Action Plan
3.2.1. Supporting women's economic empowerment
Women in eco-innovation
Green skills
Gender-sensitive green recovery in Greece.

3.2.2. Increasing women's participation in public life
3.2.3. Combatting gender-based violence
3.2.4. Mainstreaming gender in sectoral policies
Statistics to support gender mainstreaming in environmental policies
Gender budgeting and financing
Mainstreaming gender through public consultations
References
Notes
4 Recommendations for better integrating the gender-environment nexus into policies in Greece
4.1. Target 1. Gender mainstreaming in environmental and climate policies
4.2. Target 2. Women's economic empowerment in male-dominated environmental sectors
4.2.1. Women and green innovation
4.2.2. Women in green jobs
4.2.3. Women and green entrepreneurship
4.3. Target 3. Women's presence in environmental leadership and decision making
4.4. Target 4. Gender-sensitive environmental justice
4.4.1. Highlight women's green behaviour
4.5. Target 5. Statistical data and monitoring progress on integrating the gender-environment nexus
References.

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