For written publications
Written publications cover anything from reports to fact sheets, policy briefs and news articles. To strive for a gender-inclusive approach, we recommend that authors with a wide variety of backgrounds contribute to the publication to ensure that perspectives are balanced and broad. Consider the following guiding questions when developing a written publication.
- Does the topic highlight a trend or issue in which gender inequalities are adequately addressed?
- If there are multiple authors, do they represent diverse backgrounds for broader perspectives?
- Does the language support gender equality and the visibility of women and men in all their diversity?
- Is the language free of gender bias and gender stereotypes?
For further reading, check out EIGE’s ‘COP28 and beyond: Five tips for gender-inclusive climate reporting’.