Gender Impact Assessment for the City of Bremen
ISOE examined the environmental funding programme of the of the Hanseatic City of Bremen’s Support Program for Applied Environmental Research using a gender impact assessment (GIA).
Research approach
With the GIA, scientists examined the processes involved in applying for project funding and implementing approved environmental research projects. This consisted of appraising the opportunities available for research access and project design, and the distribution of resources between the genders.
The object was to promote stronger female participation in terms of the numbers of female scientists involved in projects and with regard to specifically female interests and life situations in designing project content.
Project partners
Universität Bremen, Fachbereich Produktionstechnik und Zentrum für feministische Studien (Lead)
Client
Applied Environmental Research Funds of Bremen
Duration
Research focus
Energy and Climate Protection in Everyday LifeRelated projects
- Gender and Environmental Awareness
- Gender equality as a contribution to successful climate policy
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