A report reveals that the legal framework to protect women’s tenure rights for community-based forests is still weak across the Global South.... Read More
SDGs Goal 5
As the world faces a polycrisis, ensuring equal access to justice is imperative, particularly for women and girls.... Read More
In Africa, clean cooking may be one of the most powerful multipliers for development and climate progress.... Read More
India's landmark ruling to recognize menstrual health and hygiene as fundamental rights marked an important step toward advancing women’s reproductive rights.... Read More
The women in waste management who keep the wheels turning are often forgotten upon negotiating policies, budgets, and concessions.... Read More
As taking care of each other is how we can continue to move forward, understanding the climate-care nexus is essential amid the polycrisis.... Read More
The journey continues to open more space for more women in STEM to thrive in fields traditionally understood as predominantly male.... Read More
Midwives provide crucial care and support for women and children. Yet despite their importance, experts warn of a global midwife shortage.... Read More
Gendered pricing, commonly known as the Pink Tax, adds unseen costs to women’s daily expenses, deepening economic burden and gender inequality.... Read More
Women entrepreneurs are key drivers in ASEAN’s green economy. Yet, many still face barriers that limit their full potential.... Read More

Looking into the Inadequate Legal Recognition for Women’s Tenure Rights Across the Global South
Ensuring Access to Justice for Women and Girls
Clean Cooking as a Developmental Multiplier in Africa
India’s Supreme Court Declared Menstrual Health and Hygiene as Fundamental Rights
Women in Waste Management: Asia’s Circularity Runs on Women. Its Policies Still Don’t
Understanding the Climate-Care Nexus
Trends and Gaps for Women in STEM
Looking into the Global Midwife Shortage
The Pink Tax and the Cost of Being a Woman
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs for ASEAN’s Green Economy