Indigenous women in India have watched their villages’ common areas under threat from climate change

Mwanahamisi Singano, WEDO's Director of Policy, outlines the importance of a gender perspective to inform climate action.

Women in Misiones are reviving artisanal tea production and and reshaping rural power structures in the process.

A women’s collective in India uses a set of traditional indicators to forecast and prepare for an impending drought.

Survivors of Cyclone Idai are using legislative theatre to interrogate the exclusion of women from decision-making.

Women in rural Nepal highlight the uneven burden of climate change during climate awareness events across the country

The government highlighted the crucial intersection of gender equality and climate action at an April 25 dialogue in Phnom Penh

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

Communities along the coast of Demak district grapple with rising sea levels due to groundwater extraction and development

A workshop focusing on strengthening climate action highlights how women are more vulnerable to climate change in Namibia