It’s Gender Day at COP28, so Here’s Why Women and Girls *Must* Be at the Heart of Climate Action
Shabnam Baloch discusses why women's leadership is vital for building climate resilience, reflecting on Pakistan.
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Shabnam Baloch discusses why women's leadership is vital for building climate resilience, reflecting on Pakistan.
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Existe una conexión profunda entre la violencia de género y la crisis climática que enfrentan las mujeres.
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