From Nepal to El Salvador, women are making core contributions to advance climate solutions.
Perspectives on community-based solutions, resourcing and partnership, healing work, care and inclusive narratives.
Lake Titicaca in the Andean highlands is the largest freshwater basin in South America. It represents a source of…
The southern wetlands of Honduras along coastal areas in the Gulf of Fonseca is the 1000th “Ramsar” site, meaning it…
The micro-region of Ixquisis, in the north of the region of Huehuetenango, Guatemala, has been inhabited by indigenous Mayan communities…
Across the globe, women are intensely involved in the provision, management, restoration and safeguarding of water resources. Based on their…
In the municipality of Suchitoto, in El Salvador, women are playing a key role in water management and water rights.…
Litter and industrial wastewater are inundating Indonesia’s rivers, contaminating the primary source of both water and subsistence for millions of…
What does a just and clean energy system look like? There are a lot of exciting possibilities, but one…