Commemorating World Water Day
In the wake of Tropical Cyclone Harold, around 2000 women on Malo Island in Vanuatu stepped up to ensure their communities could access...
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Mining companies must not be allowed to pollute with impunity
Konkola Copper Mines – a subsidiary of the UK-based mining giant Vedanta – has been polluting the main water source of surrounding...
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Women are leading an inclusive response to cyclone Yasa
On 17 December 2020, when Tropical Cyclone (TC) Yasa barreled towards Fiji, local women leaders immediately activated the Women’s Weather...
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Local women lead the charge on typhoon emergency response
Imagine facing the aftermath of three devasting typhoons in three weeks. That is the reality for many small coastal and low-lying...
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Misinformation and climate change in the digital age
“Misinformation can fit in well with what people believe as it’s designed to be simple and compelling,” said Belinda Xie,...
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Young women, the future of climate action in the Pacific
The Shifting the Power Coalition hosted an online Coalitions Connections workshop on 20 and 21 August to launch a new project supported by...
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Pak Pov is leading local climate action
Across Cambodia, climate change is having disastrous impacts on local agriculture and livelihoods. Women like Pak Pov, are leading the way,...
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