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

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.

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

As COP28 commences in Dubai, here is a look at the major outcomes of the UN’s last five COPs and where they stand.

Existe una conexión profunda entre la violencia de género y la crisis climática que enfrentan las mujeres.

The stakes are high for women around the world as leaders, decisionmakers, and other stakeholders prepare to gather in COP28.

The Global Conference on Gender-Environment Statistics is set to take place on 28-29 November in Dubai.

Action to secure a climate-resilient, feminist food future is essential for ending world hunger and sustaining the planet.

The Klimaseniorinnen have taken their government to the ECHR arguing for heat’s disproportionate impact on women.

Phasing out fossil fuels and targeting racial inequities in maternal health urgently needed.

Global negotiations often sideline gender as a “women’s issue” rather than being essential to the response.

Climate change a highly gender-sensitive issue, exacerbated by sea-level rise, storm surges and high waves.

To ensure a social justice focus in climate mitigation efforts, policy makers must recognize women and girls’ vulnerability.

As EIGE’s Gender Equality Index turns 10, it put a special focus on the impact of the Green Deal for women and men.