Women’s participation in spaces of power is the need of the hour to solve the current climate crisis.

The climate crisis is underscoring pre-existing global inequities, including those caused by gender.

It’s not the amount of people on this planet that’s the problem, but the current rates of consumption of the Global North..

For the first time, a Rio Convention adopted a stand-alone target on gender equality in addition to a strong GAP.

Women are routinely underrepresented in discussions like the recent COP27, especially from developing countries.

COP15 made strides toward preserving the natural world and was also a landmark moment for women in the climate movement.

UN Women Executive Director carried out a two-day mission to Egypt to participate in COP27.

At COP27, CARE made its position clear: for climate justice to be justice at all, it must be gender justice.