The Women and Gender Constituency shares the following reflections on the outcomes at COP28.

Let’s look at progress on women’s participation using the most recent negotiations for which data is final-those held in Bonn.

The U.S. Census Bureau has collected data on sexual orientation and gender identity related to disaster displacement.

A cohort of Caribbean feminist groups are making sure that women’s role in climate action doesn’t go unacknowledged.

At COP28, the side event titled “Women’s Leadership in Locally led Adaption” discussed climate and gender in Bangladesh.

After Gender & Finance Day at COP, figures show that women’s rights organizations received less than 0.2% of Britain's finance.

Gender Equality Day at the COP28 UN Climate Change Conference yesterday featured a series of special events and announcements.

Only 15 out of the 133 world leaders participating in COP28 are women.

Shabnam Baloch discusses why women's leadership is vital for building climate resilience, reflecting on Pakistan.

Climate-related disasters disproportionately affect women as reproductive services crumble and gender-based violence rises.