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Policy Makers – How Climate Asia's research can help you Climate Asia’s data portal can be used to inform policies on climate change. Below are some key themes from our data and the path taken to find the information on the data portal. For example, to find out how women perceive the government’s role in responding to changes in climate, use the following steps: How confident are people in the government's response? • • • • On the map click on a country name to select data for that country. If you would like to look at data for the whole region – click on ‘Region’ above the map. Select ‘Context’ and then choose ‘Confidence in government to respond to changes in the environment’. Select the question you are interested in. Scroll down the variable list and select to see the data by ‘Gender’ to get the data on women. Do people feel government is a barrier to action? • • • On the map click on a country name to select data for that country. If you would like to look at data for the whole region – click on ‘Region’ above the map. Select Audience and then choose ‘Barriers that stop people from responding’ and then go to ‘Need government support’. Scroll down the variable list to see the data by ‘Gender’ to get the data on women. Do people trust the government as a source of information? • • • On the map click on a country name or the region to select data. Select ‘Communications’ and then choose ‘Trustworthiness of non-media information sources’, and then choose ‘Trust in of government officials as information source’. Scroll down the variable list to see the data by ‘Gender’ to get the data on women. What policies are people willing to take up? • • • • Looking at ‘Region’ again. Select ‘Audience’ and then choose ‘Willingness to respond to government policies’. Scroll down the list to see which policies you are interested in. Scroll down the variable list to see the data by ‘Gender’ to get the data on women.
