This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
Today, Thursday, the capital, Rabat, witnessed the organization of a high -level national meeting devoted to the launch of the project “Climate Justice and Women’s Rights”, in the presence of Naima Benihi, Minister of Solidarity and Social Integration and the Family, as well as a certain number of female and parliamentarians, representatives of political parties, ministerial groups, groups of territorial groups COOOO-COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-COOPERATION.
In a presentation, the Minister stressed the importance of this project, which combines the environmental dimension and the dimension of human rights, considering it a strategic stage towards the realization of social and environmental justice together, thanks to a global approach that listens to women and allows them and gives them tools of management and influence.
The Minister stressed that climate change, although they are a global phenomenon, are their most important weights on the most fragile groups, led by women and girls, noting shocking international data indicating that 80% of displaced people due to climatic crises are women, and that mortality rates in women during disasters exceed their counter-states in men with several times.
She also pointed out that women, especially in rural areas, play a central role in food security, but in return, they are deprived of the resources and means necessary to adapt to crises, which calls for urgent interventions and inclusive public policies at the environmental level.
The project aims to strengthen the capacities of women active in the political and environmental field, in order to improve the awareness of actors in the influence of climate change on women’s rights, support for the participation of women in environmental decision -making, in particular at territorial level, highlighting the local solutions led by women and encouraging women’s elites in environmental planning in land.
The Minister also thanked the German Foundation Fredchi Iber for its support for this project and for its continuous commitment to improve the values of democracy, equality and social justice, appreciating the fruitful cooperation between the Foundation and the “Forum of Equality and Equality”.
At the end of her speech, the minister called for this project a starting point towards an environmental and fair and fair model, putting women at the heart of the development equation, and not in her margin.
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