A participatory documentary project in Tanzania seeks to bring women’s climate work into the spotlight.

Ghana's Climate Atlas provides localized, high-resolution climate data to guide targeted interventions.

Recent event in Malawi highlighted the often-overlooked intersection of disability, gender, and climate justice.

In Madagascar, women are leading efforts in their communities to restore degraded landscapes and combat climate change.

Measuring changes in gender equality and social inclusion norms while delivering nature-based solutions (NbS) to climate change.

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

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

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

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

The high-level dialogue in Nairobi calls to include women's land rights in global plans for climate and biodiversity.