Example Resources

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NASA Resources

UN Sustainable Development Goals: The complete list of 15 UN Sustainable Development Goals; SDG 5 pertains to gender equality and SDG 13 pertains to climate action.

United States Strategy to Respond to the Effects of Climate Change on Women 2023: A United States Department of State report to Congress on the strategy to respond to the effects of climate change on women.

Environmental Justice: This webpage provides background information from NASA on environmental justice data.

Environmental Justice Data Search Interface: An environmental justice data search tool to help find relevant datasets for climate components.

Socioeconomic Data and Applications Center (SEDAC): SEDAC provides data, maps, and applications for studying human-environment interactions, using information from NASA’s extensive suite of Earth observing data.

NASA Earthdata: This site provides full and open access to NASA’s Earth science data collections, accelerating scientific advancement for societal benefit.

Space Agency Partner Resources

Brazilian Space Agency (AEB)

Complementary Datasets and Map from National Institute for Space Research (INPE ) of Weather Prevision Center and Climate Studies: This page provides a series of climate studies with maps and data.

European Space Agency (ESA)

ESA Sustainable Development Goals: ESA has developed a wide range of programmes that will help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals for everyone on Earth.

EO4SD: An ESA initiative to support the uptake of EO-derived information in sustainable development.

Canadian Space Agency (CSA)

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Open Data Portal: Environment and Climate Change Canada has various datasets on water quality (including the release of harmful substances in bodies of water), as well as air quality and biodiversity. If you live in Canada, some of these datasets might help you with this challenge.

United Nation's Ozone Secretariat: The United Nations (UN) Ozone Secretariat offers essential information on protecting the ozone layer, a crucial shield that safeguards all life on Earth. The Secretariat collaborates with countries worldwide to ensure the ozone layer's preservation. On this webpage, you can explore the treaty section to learn more about the Montreal Protocol, an international agreement signed in Montreal, Canada. Additionally, the country data section provides detailed information on each nation's efforts and progress.

Climate Change Statistics at Statistics Canada: This infographic features climate change related data from various survey programs.

For additional resources you could conduct an internet search to gather relevant information that may be useful. Potential search keywords include UN women data.

2024 NASA Space Apps Challenge

Gender and Climate