
May Thazin Aung
@aung_mayt
Working to get money to those most impacted by climate change. Exploring uses of gender and decoloniality lenses to unpack systemic issues.
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http://linkedin.com/in/aungmayt 04-12-2014 23:04:43
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Join us for an interactive discussion on novel approaches in #climatefinance accountability for scaling up #locallyledadaptation copreshub.bsky.social today,📌Nov 11th at 1030am. Online? 💻Join here: cop-resilience-hub.org/live-stream/ Anne Schulthess IIEDmedia @Helen_OC74 @clarabgall Larissa Setaro




Not too late to register for our event on community adaptation in Bangkok! SUMERNET Secretariat SEA Junction Center for Social Development Studies


Our new #publication giving an over view of #gender #justtransition exploring why #economic transitions can only be just if we apply a gender lens has been published today by GIZ thanks to co-authors May Thazin Aung Simon ANDERSON Anna Carthy (she/her) IIED mia.giz.de/qlinkdb/cat/ID…


Climate justice could benefit from engaging with diverse voices to take #intersectionality seriously. Here I explore what we can learn from #queer theory and practice. Have a read! Anna Carthy (she/her)







Learn how IIED collaborated Liyang Network to reexamine and challenge western biases in capacity building approaches. Grassroots social movements can help pick apart and shed light on these biases. Read more: iied.org/22316iied #capacitybuilding #learning Adaptation Research Alliance (ARA)


Capacity building initiatives within the #IntDev sector come with Northern biases... but IIED is reframing its thinking about capacity building by learning from a grassroots social movement in the Philippines. May Thazin Aung joins the Liyang network --> iied.org/reflections-jo…



