This feed presents articles about viewpoints that gender bias exists within the approaches to addressing climate change. These should inform policy makers and other leaders. Concurrently, those involved in climate adaptation should focus on ensuring that their measures focus on community protection.
For most of us, however, our efforts focus on protecting our homes and property. This significantly reduces some of these challenges as we are dealing with events and impacts, not policies and practices.
- by Malatsi Seleka and Maduo MpolokangA study of 63 respondents examined how climate change is reshaping local peace and conflict dynamics in Botswana.
- by Báo Khánh HòaOn the morning of October 26th, in Khanh Hoa province, the Department of Youth Affairs and Gender Equality (Ministry of Home Affairs) organized a training conference to raise awareness on gender equality and the prevention and response to gender-based violence, […]
- by The Daily StarWhen a government prepares its budget, the discussion often centers on revenue, expenditure, aid, deficits, and development priorities. But behind these numbers are real lives.
- by ruralindiaonline.orgOn Call in a Burning City was published by HeatWatch on July 30, 2026. The report focuses on health, economic and social impacts faced by women platform workers due to extreme heat exposure in Delhi NCR. With the number of […]
- by mary mwendwaBy Jasmine Atieno Mombasa: Fifteen-year-old Amina nervously adjusts her school uniform as she sits through a mathematics lesson at her primary
- by UNDP
- by Charity PancrasThe upward trend continued in 2024, when inflows climbed to US$4.945 billion (Sh642.3 billion), before rising further to US$5.037 billion (Sh654.3 billion) in 2025, reflecting the growing contribution of Kenyans living abroad to the country’s economy.
- by FE REPORTBangladesh has called on developed nations to honour their long-overdue climate finance commitments, stressing that predictable and adequate funding is essential for climate-vulnerable countries to tackle global warming. The government has also urged greater attention to the needs of women […]
- by FE REPORTBangladesh has called on developed nations to honour their long-overdue climate finance commitments, stressing that predictable and adequate funding is essential for climate-vulnerable countries to tackle global warming. The government has also urged greater attention to the needs of women […]
- by FE REPORTBangladesh has called on developed nations to honour their long-overdue climate finance commitments, stressing that predictable and adequate funding is essential for climate-vulnerable countries to tackle global warming. The government has also urged greater attention to the needs of women […]
- by FE ONLINE REPORTState Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaid Islam Satuday urged developed nations to fulfill their long-overdue climate finance commitments to help climate-vulnerable countries effectively tackle the impacts of global warming. She made the call at a national dialogue held at […]
- by Nhan Dan OnlineViet Nam’s Ministry of Home Affairs and UN Women have discussed ways to strengthen cooperation on gender equality and women’s empowerment, with a focus on policy implementation, sustainable development and greater international collaboration.
- by Nefisetu YakubuBy Vivian Emoni
- by News Agency of NigeriaMs Achakpa urged the media, private sector and other stakeholders to support gender equality and social protection.
- by Kimberly DirisuGender experts have called for inclusive policies that promote fairness, advance gender equality and strengthen social protection for people across Nigeria.