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

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

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

The gendered dimension of climate change must be addressed with inclusive and sustainable approaches for all.

In Salga, a Himalayan village once crippled by water scarcity, women revived dying springs with spades and science.

Heat waves are making pregnancy more dangerous and exacerbating existing maternal health disparities.

Extreme weather events in India continue to disproportionately impact women and girls.

As rising sea levels threaten homes and livelihoods, women are creating community-driven solutions to the climate emergency.