Engaging Indigenous Peoples in Climate Change Policy

Engaging Indigenous Peoples in Climate Policy
As part of its “Engagement with Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit and gender-diverse peoples in climate policy”, NWAC would like to invite you to complete this survey on the involvement of Indigenous women, girls, Two-spirit, and gender-diverse peoples.
 
The survey focuses on the perspectives of Indigenous women, girls, Two-spirit, and gender-diverse peoples on the climate emergency and related impacts, concerns, barriers to and Indigenous priorities. Your contributions will be used to make improvements to the proposed framework.

Introduction: The survey builds on the previous baseline survey that was administered in 2020-2021. This survey focuses on the environmental impacts of climate change and the role of traditional ecological knowledge in addressing climate change.
 
Content: The survey seeks to gather information across thematic areas including food insecurity; physical, ecological, social, and economic changes; impacts on culture and traditional practices; gender inequality; and the lack of recognition, rights, and institutional support in relation to climate change policy development both regionally/provincially, and nationally.
 
Method: This survey will be administered online through Simple Survey. This survey will take approx. 30 minutes.