This policy briefing from CARE International UK outlines why women must be a central part of the response to the climate crisis, and argues that the UK Government, as host of the COP26 UN climate talks in November 2020 in Glasgow, has an influential and critical role to play in accelerating global ambition to stop the climate crisis, and securing commitments that put women first.
Latest Publications
Listen carefully. Tread lightly. Adapt quickly. – Approaching Adaptive Management: Examples from our Somalia education programming
- Countries: Somalia, Global
- Published: February 2020
Understanding resilience: Perspectives from Syrians
- Countries: Syrian Arab Republic
- Published: February 2020
Syrian refugee women's roles
- Countries: Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey
- Co-authors: GK Consulting
- Published: February 2020
Supporting resilience in Syria – Women's experience of the conflict and the 'new normal'
- Countries: Syrian Arab Republic
- Published: February 2020
Suffering in Silence: The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2019
- Countries: Global
- Published: January 2020
Curiosity Collective: Evidence of social changes for women in savings groups
- Countries: Benin, Cameroon, Chad, Cote D'Ivoire, Ghana, Liberia, Mali, Morocco, Niger, Togo
- Co-authors: Emily Janoch, Kassie McIlvaine
- Published: November 2019
