This article discusses how the G20 has addressed the climate crisis in its agenda, through a gendered perspective. It includes information on what steps have been taken by the Group of Twenty countries (known as the G20) so far in recognizing the unequal impacts of climate change on women and girls and what the main obstacles are in guaranteeing effective member engagement on this issue. The article ends by highlighting opportunities for Brazil to advance the incorporation of gender within climate policy during its G20 presidency and at the 2024 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, taking place on November 18 and 19.