Development approaches must address structural barriers and power imbalances for women and other marginalized groups to adapt.

Women Climate Saathis (partners) advocate solutions for heat stress, floods, vector-bourne diseases, and water scarcity.

The Hatkhola Women’s Squad is leading rescue and clean-up operations as well as improving day-to-day living conditions.

These grandmothers are reshaping farming to deal with climate change-and remaking relationships between men & women.

Sahia details the ways climate change and environmental degradation has changed her home, family, and work.

To meet the SDGs and climate change goals, Bangladesh must educate and empower young girls and boys to become leaders.

Bhutan’s first study on gender and climate change finds that climate issues increase existing inequalities.

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