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Wayuú people lead community action to build climate resilience in La Guajira, Colombia
Women and girls are disproportionately affected by climate change impacts, worsening existing inequalities.
Grassroots activists and leaders connected at Eco-Feminist Circle and Collective Gathering in Zimbabwe
For many farming families, regenerative practices are not only environmentally beneficial but also economically practical
A participatory documentary project in Tanzania seeks to bring women’s climate work into the spotlight.
Women's collectives have emerged as critical platforms to allow women to break barriers and engage in local climate solutions.
A new facility was launched to support initiatives that integrate gender equity into conservation and climate action.
Through the Climate Promise initiative, the UN is supporting countries in their pursuit of ambitious national climate pledges.
Ghana's Climate Atlas provides localized, high-resolution climate data to guide targeted interventions.
As climate litigation gathers force, women are helping to redefine what accountability looks like.
The Climate Change Commission in the Philippines integrates gender equality in the country's latest NDC-GAP.
Climate stress exposes systemic fragilities in WASH systems and create a need for gender-responsive policies.
Timely, accurate, and inclusive data are needed to build gender-transformative and climate-resilient futures.
In Madagascar, women are leading efforts in their communities to restore degraded landscapes and combat climate change.
Women in STEM will be critical in our fight for climate justice, yet they are systematically sidelined from shaping policy.
Capital flowing toward helping women affected by climate change is only a small fraction of what is required.
Recent event in Malawi highlighted the often-overlooked intersection of disability, gender, and climate justice.
If climate policies are to address lived realities, they must be shaped by everyone including women and gender diverse people.
Sustainable blue economy development in SIDS is central to climate resilience coastal livelihoods and marine resource governance
Measuring changes in gender equality and social inclusion norms while delivering nature-based solutions (NbS) to climate change.
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