Research on mainstreaming gender into efforts to fight climate change in Albania

*This is a document within the framework of a project supported by the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia, the contents express the opinion of the author and do not represent the official position of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia or the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia. [...] Over time, public awareness of the profound risks has steadily increased, underpinned by a range of initiatives, including the landmark approval of the Climate Change Law in 2020, the diligent implementation of adaptation programs, and the proactive involvement of communities in capacity-building and awareness-raising endeavors. [...] Recommending the inclusion of television programming dedicated to environmental issues and the impacts of climate change, participants anticipate a positive transformation in the condition of Tirana Lake and the Zoo. [...] The first questions we included in the questionnaire pertain to the gender and age of the participants in the focus groups, in order to target the collected responses. [...] Analyzing the responses provided to question three, the fact that men perceive the effects of climate change more on the loss of assets and money, while women in the agricultural sector, is entirely consistent with the research mentioned in this report.