Gender Equality, Climate Action, and Technological Innovation for Sustainable Development in Africa

Ogechi Adeola is Professor of Marketing, at Lagos Business School, Nigeria, and a member of the Board of Directors at the University of Kigali, Rwanda.Olaniyi Evans is an Economist and Senior Lecturer at Pan-Atlantic University, Nigeria. His research interests focus on climate and technology studies.Innocent Ngare is a Lecturer and a climate change specialist at Kenyatta University, Kenya.

• 1: Introduction: Gender and climate change in Africa.- PART I: GENDER AND CLIMATE ISSUES IN AFRICA.- 2: Gender and Climate Issues in West Africa.- 3: Gender and Climate Issues in North Africa.- 4: Gender and Climate Issues in East Africa.- 5: Gender and Climate Issues in South Africa.- Part II: GENDER AND CLIMATE ACTION IN AFRICA.- 6: Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in Africa.- 7: Inculcation of SDG13 and gender inclusion in climate change policy frameworks and strategies in Africa.- 8: Women empowerment for climate change responsiveness in Africa.- PART III: GENDER, CLIMATE ACTION AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION.- 9: Digital technology and climate change adaptation in Africa.- 10: Climate-Smart Agriculture for navigating climate-related challenges of women in Africa’s agricultural sector.- 11: Renewable energy (green ICT) for climate change mitigation and energy sustainability: The African challenge.- PART IV: CONCLUSION.- 12: Green reskilling of women for climate action.- 13: Conclusion: Towards Policy Synergy in Africa.