"Where we aren’t seeing women, however, is in the Canadian government's green recovery plans."

Global health and climate change researcher Sonja Ayeb-Karlsson concludes, “social positions determine life and death.”

If climate policies and programmes are not assessed & formulated through a gender-sensitive lens, they will not be as effective

Civil society organisations are campaigning for a gender-equal and diverse COP26 leadership team

Government agencies and CSOs attended a workshop on mainstreaming protection, gender & social inclusion issues into development

With the traditional way of life now unsustainable, Samburu women do jobs once reserved for men, such as trading livestock.

By pairing research with policy proposals, we can begin to ensure that gender is integral to climate solutions.

COP 25 delegates detail challenges to implementing gender transformative action

The Governors Climate and Forest Task Force is taking steps toward closing gender inclusion gaps and integrating gender.

A green, inclusive and transformative recovery can be supported by integrating gender considerations into NDCs.