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 Jude OgarJude OgarDeadline: September 25, 2026 Applications are open for the Africa No Filter Voices for Climate Justice Program 2026. Across much of Africa, climate finance is arriving as debt rather than as the grants it should be. Instead of receiving support […]
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- by https://www.facebook.com/silliusDhaka event urges gender-responsive climate action to tackle inequality and climate vulnerability.
- by Nguyen Kim Vietnam Investment ReviewOver 20 countries and territories will gather at Vietnam Water Week 2026 in September.
- by Muhammad ZamirWhile the Global Environment Facility (GEF) predates the 1992 Rio 'Earth' Summit, its importance as a financial mechanism grew after the Summit which was also attended by me representing the OIC countries. The UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali inaugurated the Rio […]
- by jacobin.comHeteropessimism holds that men and women are incapable of understanding one another, foreclosing the possibility of more equal, fulfilling relations between the genders. But romantic love may offer us a way out of a social order in which everyone loses.
- by @indianexpressDia Mirza responds to backlash over her patriarchy-climate change remark, saying she was criticising systems, not blaming all men.
- by https://www.facebook.com/silliusCOP17 faces scrutiny as Indigenous groups and civil society demand a stronger role in land talks.
- by Kyle McClenaganSome of the classes removed from UH’s core curriculum include those discussing race and gender, such as Introduction to LGBT Studies, Women and Gender in Arabic Literature, and Intro to Global Climate Change.
- by Jacklyn WeierHow often do you think about the end of the world? In Dr. Jacklyn Weier’s WGS 391/491: Feminism at the End of the World class, students did just that: They examined the consequences of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence […]
- by UN Women – Asia-PacificMy relationship with farming began in my childhood, watching my parents cultivate horticultural crops in southern Shan State, Myanmar. I grew up knowing the scent of soil and the unpredictable rhythm of agriculture.
- by Oge UdegbunamA study conducted by the Advocacy for Women with Disabilities Initiative found that at least 1,118 women with disabilities engaged in agriculture across 27 states reported facing significant barriers to farming and livelihoods.
- by African Development Bank GroupSouthern Malawi’s Zomba District is among the areas most vulnerable to climate change. Droughts, flash floods, and unpredictable rains shape the lives of families who depend on rain- fed agriculture,
- by Marly FredrickPALIKIR, Pohnpei — August 19, 2026 — The Honorable Aren B. Palik, Vice President of the Federated States of Micronesia, represented the FSM at the 28th Micr
- by Kristina KatichA leadership programme in Fiji found that combining climate resilience training with confidence-building and leadership development can strengthen women’s participation in climate action and support more inclusive, resilient communities.