The creation of green jobs presents a great opportunity for bridging the gender gap in Latin America. Worldwide, gender inequality has been a pervasive issue for centuries, affecting women's access to education, economic opportunities, and leadership roles, and in the Latin America region, the situation is no different. According to UN Women, there are 122 women aged 25-34 living in poverty for every 100 men. As the region faces the increasing impacts of climate change, it is becoming clear that women bear a disproportionate burden due to their socio-economic status and traditional roles within society. Women's participation in green jobs is vital for the region to achieve real  sustainable development, ensuring a future that is greener and more equitable for all.