There is a way to combat climate change and invest in programmes that empower women at the same time: taxing the ultra-rich.

Rural households led by women lose about 8% more income to heat stress than male-led families, data shows.

On International Women's Day, the focus is on the unique impact of climate change on women.

Explore the Rewa Delta initiative where local women pioneer gendered climate action for global environmental conservation.

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the impact of the climate crisis is far from “gender neutral”. 

Sri Lankan government brought to light the link between gender and climate change.

In Mozambique, climate impacts have combined with conflict to displace nearly a million people, including women.

In Bangladesh, the effects of climate change have a disproportionate effect on women and girls.

The organizational committee for COP29 comprised 28 men and no women.

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