Women-led grassroots organizations are at the forefront of efforts to restore the environment.

Tanzania has strengthened its commitment to inclusive climate change governance in its latest NDC.

Despite the erosion of rural and Indigenous women’s land rights, they continue to develop new strategies to protect their rights

Despite policy gains, women farmers remain uninformed of climate compensation funds meant to ease disaster losses.

The Banyinyi Boki Women’s Association has emerged not merely as nature’s protectors, but as architects of an alternative future.

Analysis by The Aiding Lives Initiative for the Vulnerable (ALIVE) has identified gender gaps in the Lagos Climate Action Policy

Activists gathered for World Environmental Day to continue their advocacy despite continued intimidation and harassment.

Women from along coastal Ghana participated in a workshop to understand and implement coastal adaptation strategies.

Outcomes from an inclusive stakeholder meeting explore the gender-differentiated impacts of climate change in coastal Tanzania.