The Carbon Brief has calculated how many women and men attended COP27 this year based on the delegates registered for the summit, and no surprise here: we are far from an equal representation... "The gender balance across all party delegations at COP27 is 63% male to 37% female, which is similar to recent COPs. And there are just two all-male delegations this year – the fewest of any climate COP." There are two all-male delegations registered for COP27 – North Korea and Turkmenistan. This is a far cry from the first COP in Berlin in 1995, where 105 of the 166 delegations were all-male. An improvement has been made, but this is far from enough. I wish the UNFCCC would try even harder to ensure gender balance and make it possible to have a mixed presidency of the COPs and equal representation of women in the COP leadership team as the NGO SHE Changes Climate proposes. I know that the UNFCCC isn't the sole one responsible for this unequal representation, but I wish that more was done. ❓What do you think can be done to improve women's representation in the party delegations of COP? Read more: https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-which-countries-have-sent-the-most-delegates-to-cop27/ About SHE Changes Climate proposal: https://www.shechangesclimate.org/news/cop27