Closing the gaps: gender dimensions in chemicals regulation
The section provides a short introduction into the problem of why chemicals impact on men and women should be considered differently.
Gender, consumer goods, and occupation
This lesson provides information on typical female products—menstrual hygiene products, cosmetics, and textiles. It turns out that toxic chemicals in such products can have a serious negative impact on health.
Mercury impact on women’s health
The lesson highlights sources and consequences of mercury exposure on women. Learn more about the situation in developed and developing countries to look for solutions.
Mainstreaming gender in international and national chemical and waste policies
This section highlights the experience of gender mainstreaming in different jurisdictions and internationally.