Empowering Women on the Frontlines of Climate Change
“Promoting Gender-Responsive Approaches to Natural Resource Management for Peace” is implemented by UNEP, UNDP, and UN Women.
“Promoting Gender-Responsive Approaches to Natural Resource Management for Peace” is implemented by UNEP, UNDP, and UN Women.
Australia is performing poorly on gender equality issues related to climate action.
The new initiative focuses particularly on women and marginalized groups.
Men and women in Kenya share work equally in an effort to improve resistance to climate change threats.
Women farmers are leading the way and are finding potential ways to fight climate change.
In Tuvalu, climate change is a feminist issue.
A five-acre farm nestled in the rolling hills just outside Kigali has become a local hub for agricultural innovation.
“Women generally are often most connected to their communities and family, which gives them a unique potential to contribute"
The Maldives also has its hurdles to overcome when incorporating gender into climate change adaptation.
New Report, "Three platforms for girls’ education in climate strategies", argues for investing in education for girls.
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