The Pakistani Government must focus on transforming commitments into meaningful action by prioritising gender-sensitive policies

The district-wide campaign raises awareness among women workers and growers about the intensifying risks of climate change.

The disproportionate cost of climate change is not limited to class but also impacts women and gender diverse groups.

The third edition of the Gender Climate Award celebrated individuals and initiatives driving gender-responsive climate action.

A lack of gender-sensitive approaches to climate change exacerbates women’s marginalization in Pakistan

Women are disproportionately affected by the impacts of climate change, yet don't enjoy equal representation in decision-making.

Women in Pakistan’s agriculture face wage gaps, health risks, and climate threats, but sustainable practices offer hope.