Women are more likely than men to be affected by climate change, studies show.

Without sufficient understanding of such gender and social dynamics, a project risks excluding or even doing harm to people".

Panel organisers promise to change policy after Climate Home News analysis finds there are significantly more men than women.

The Green Climate Fund has approved almost US$25 million in grant funding in support of Bangladesh’s efforts.

With a swiftly changing climate comes rapidly rising sea levels, more frequent storms, and rising inequality.

Government agencies and NGOs collaborate to empower Bolivian women to take on a greater role in their communities.

“Women across the globe have been leading environmental work for generations and will continue to lead,” says Sasha Forbes.

The new initiative focuses particularly on women and marginalized groups.

Forum des Premières Dames sur la place de la femme dans l`économie verte lors du 5ème sommet UA-UE.

La mairie de Tondikiwindi a initié des microprojets dans le domaine de l’adaptation aux effets des changements climatiques.

Member States at COP23 adopted a new roadmap to incorporate gender equality and women’s empowerment in climate change discourse.

“Women generally are often most connected to their communities and family, which gives them a unique potential to contribute"

La présidente du REFELA-Cam décline la portée socioéconomique d'une programme pour communes managées par des femmes maires

Women farmers are leading the way and are finding potential ways to fight climate change.

L'impact des nouvelles technologies, l'urbanisation, le changement climatique ... sont des sujets au programme du Women's Forum.

New Report, "Three platforms for girls’ education in climate strategies", argues for investing in education for girls.

The Women Behind El Salvador's Historic Environmental Victory.

In Tuvalu, climate change is a feminist issue.

La nouvelle structure du ministère français de l'Environnement vise à atteindre une représentation équilibrée des femmes

Women and men differ in their specific land-use strategies and preferences of crop types and motivations.