Sustainable Energy Services: The why and how of mainstreaming gender

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Sustainable Energy Services: The why and how of mainstreaming gender

November 26, 2015

The guideline is a part of UNDP's series, "Gender Mainstreaming: a Key Driver of Development in Environment & Energy." It looks at why gender is relevant to policymaking and programming in the area of sustainable energy services.

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