As a result of socialization and gender roles, climate change affects women and men differently. This is true not only in the Global South but also in Europe. For instance, women shoulder most of the formal and informal care work. Climate change places even greater pressure on healthcare systems, leading to even more, often precarious or unpaid work for women. At the same time, they earn less on average, meaning they cannot invest in private preventive measures to the same extent as men. These are the findings of the „A Feminist Green Deal“ study by the social democratic Friedrich Ebert Foundation.