Elle sont surtout les agents du changement en matière d’atténuation et d’adaptation au changement climatique.

Women’s engagement in forestry and green jobs can lead to more sustainable economic growth--our climate and futures depend on it

Voici cinq raisons pour lesquelles l'action climatique et les femmes doivent être considérées de manière globale.

"We don't need to 'fix' women - We need to build systems that work for them.

"Climate experts are increasingly looking at...how they can empower women to lead the way toward resilience."

‘Climate change impact is doubled if you are a woman and you are indigenous’.

Despite its shortcomings, the act brings up an important conversation.

A day dedicated to gender discussions which has been held at every international climate conference for the past seven years.

“Gender and climate are inextricably linked,” said environmentalist and author Katharine Wilkinson.

Gender-blind climate action risks jeopardizing efficiency and long-term sustainability.

Les dommages environnementaux sont comme des dommages sociaux, mais les médias ignorent les femmes “gilets jaunes” en marche.

La 24ème conférence a débuté dimanche en Pologne, avec un accent particulier sur la neutralité carbone et l'égalité des sexes.

Creative gender-responsive climate and environment actions key to achieving Paris Agreement Goals.

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

Seeing the link between violence against women and girls and the resilience of communities to disasters or environmental crises.

She's a woman president from a small island state convening the world's first zero-carbon, virtual heads-of-state gathering.

Improving education of women and girls is one of the top solutions to addressing climate change.

"The environmental and LGBT movements have more in common than you might think."

IPCC report emphasises the role of women in climate management, but only around 30 per cent of the report’s authors were women.

Mary Robinson’s new book highlights frontline activists coping with a new reality.