A UN study that examined possible consequences of global warming in the next 20 to 30 years has identified India as one of the ‘hot-spots’, particularly vulnerable to increase in extreme drought, floods and cyclones in the coming decades. Commissioned by t

What are the gender dimensions of climate change and how can mitigation and adaptation become more gender sensitive? What are our entry points and how can we work together to achieve pro-poor and inclusive approaches? These questions were central to the Ge

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The first attempt at proposing "green constitutional engineering" as a route towards sustainability . The argument of the bioregional state is that sustainability is unachivable without formal democratic institutional change (that would interact with other

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This resource discusses the launch of a new program designed to give grants to researchers working on projects concerning information on women and land rights in south africa.

An article discussing the difficulty to treat and dispose of waste, and how women are especially vulnerable to the harmful toxins. The "backyard" burning is of major concern and may increase health risks. http://www.ygarb.com/publications/Meallem%20and%20G

Panel Addresses 'Gender Perspectives on Climate Change'; Commission Also Hears 33 More Speakers in Continued General Debate http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/EGUA-7CATHR?OpenDocument

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