Mumbai Climate Week will stress the importance of community-led and gender-responsive climate action and and planning strategies

Women remain excluded from the renewable energy sector and are mostly in non-technical roles.

The group aims to strengthen women-led climate action and community-based environmental governance.

Through a new GEF funded project, Maasai women are taking on the role of environmental steward to restore degraded land.

Leadership identity alters the incentives around stubble burning, producing environmental gains across constituencies.

The Network of Indigenous Women for the Defense of the Sea demand action with a gender perspective and ancestral knowledge.

Safer streets, shaded walkways, accessible childcare and reliable public transport promote low-carbon, energy-efficient living.

In Latin America, women and girls represent nearly 80% of those displaced by climate-related causes.

Stakeholders demand the inclusion of gender-responsive strategies in Ghana's next NDC.

Only 19.8 per cent of rural households use clean fuels, report urges urgent action on gender-sensitive climate policies.