The regional workshop, hosted by Indonesia, aimed to promote integration of gender equality and social inclusion in climate budgeting.
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In Africa, one of the regions hardest hit by climate change impacts, climate ambition is stronger than in any other part of the world.
Working to secure their future, young people are embracing a diversity of roles in government, academia, civil society, media, and the private sector.
Indigenous Peoples and local forest communities have been left out of decision-making processes for far too long.
As custodians of natural resources, Indigenous women play an essential role in preserving forests and natural ecosystems.
The Bahamas Girl Guides Association is set to model environmental sustainability at its new headquarters building with a new solar energy system,…
Women lead the way for sustainable cattle ranching in Ecuador.
Youth advocates and young leaders in Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean are collectively raising their voices and sounding the alarm in an effort to…
Young people and youth leaders from across Africa have the ideas, solutions and motivation to solve the climate crisis.
Developing countries can use carbon markets to advance their socio-economic development, while transitioning to a low-carbon economy.
“I come from a tiny country with a big heart,” Vladislav Kaim says at the beginning of our interview.
With the right choices and measures, African countries can manage the trade-offs and achieve both their development and social objectives.
Accelerating ambition and implementation of climate action in forests, is necessary to reach net-zero emissions.
By diversifying their sources of income, these women farmers can better withstand the economic consequences of climate threats.
