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.

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.

In Pakistan, the adverse impact of climate change on gender is not just an emerging issue but an immediate crisis.

A study of international standards found that international climate governance ignores the racial dimension of climate change.

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

Upcoming showcase will bring together entrepreneurs with impact investors, microfinance institutions, and development partners.

Studies show that climate change events such as floods, heatwaves and droughts are linked to stress, anxiety and depression.

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

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

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

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

Adopted by Parties at COP30, the Belém GAP for 2026–2034 places gender equality at the heart of climate action.

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