Focal points from three countries worked together to identify next steps for integrating gender considerations into NAPs.

As an iterative, participatory process, NAPs present considerable opportunities to incorporate gender-responsive approaches.

Women and men differ in their specific land-use strategies and preferences of crop types and motivations.

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

In a recent study, we found that extreme weather and unpredictable seasons disproportionately weaken the agency of women.

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

Workshop brought together social, environmental, and legal scholars and practitioners—including indigenous women—to discuss WPS.

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

It’s time Congress passed a Women and Climate Act.

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