Femmes engagées dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique formulent des propositions dans un "manifeste écoféministe".

Le Forum « les Panafricaines » se situe à l’intersection de trois vocations stratégiques, l’Afrique, la femme et le climat.

Une trentaine de femmes engagées dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique formulent des propositions.

The Hatkhola Women’s Squad is leading rescue and clean-up operations as well as improving day-to-day living conditions.

Trentaine de femmes affronte des stéréotypes et des autorités qui sont indifférentes à l'exploitation illégale du bois

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

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

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

Experts say warming will further fuel natural disasters, mass displacement, child marriage, and conflict.

Attempts to tackle crisis fail because gender issues are not addressed, report finds.

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

Countries took steps to accelerate a more gender-responsive approach to climate action.

The policy priorities of the recently appointed Minister of Environment and Climate Change.

Civil society campaigners have raised concerns over commitment to gender equality and tackling climate change.

A training of trainers (ToT) to build local capacities on gender, climate change adaptation and the linkages between the two.

These teenagers are juggling activism with schoolwork and personal time.

Women must be at the table when climate change issues come to the table: This is the view of Director of Forestry Stella Gama.

We must be relentless in our collective fight against inequality and patriarchy.

New initiative training African & European scientists to use gender lens to help African smallholders adapt to climate shifts.

The study, published in Nature Climate Change in December 2019, found that high temperatures cause a spike in birth rates.