CARE International Climate Change Brief Adaptation, gender and women’s empowerment More Information » « Less Information

In Tajikistan, CARE has helped women build simple greenhouses that effectively extend their growing season. This is crucial to household food... More Information » « Less Information

In Ghana, CARE brought community members and their local governments together to identify people most vulnerable to floods, droughts and erratic... More Information » « Less Information

In Ethiopia, pastoral women are dealing with more frequent droughts by participating in women's savings and loans groups. Through these... More Information » « Less Information

n Bangladesh, with CARE's support, women decided how best to adapt to more frequent and severe floods. When given a choice of options to... More Information » « Less Information

Women from the Participatory Development Action Program are holding a local level dialogue with authorities and stakeholders to share the risks... More Information » « Less Information

New campaign launching today to enage 1 million women of Australia to cut their carbon emissions by one tonne each. Join at www.1millionwomen.com.au More Information » « Less Information

Philippines Senator Loren Legarda says that we need to invest more in women and girls in her message for the 2012 International Day for Disaster... More Information » « Less Information

here were over 6000 applications for the prize of Mama Shujaa Wa Chakula (Female Food Champion). 11 finalists were chosen for their outstanding... More Information » « Less Information

"Women's voices are largely absent from policy discussions and negotiations over global warming", explains Wangari Maathai, winner... More Information » « Less Information