Protecting women and girls from violence in disasters

Jennifer First, from the University of Missouri discusses the rise in violence against women and girls in the aftermath of disasters, and stresses the importance of connecting gender-based violence services with disaster-related services.

Shaping Green Climate Fund policies

Tonga demonstrates its efforts for the centrality of gender and protection in climate action

Weather forecasts are helping Zambian women farmers

Bangladesh: CARE has set out an example for urban resilience

Addressing domestic violence should be part of recovery plan during natural disasters

With climate change driving child marriage risks, Bangladesh fights back

In pastoral communities of Kenya, women bear the brunt of drought

Flood early warning systems from a gender lens

UN, Red Cross/Red Crescent join forces to reduce disaster deaths for women and girls

INTERVIEW-'Gender blind' disaster risk planning undermines countries' ability to cope - UN Women

UN Women launches new programme to address the gender inequality of risk at international conference on disaster risk reduction

Disaster-proofing Cambodia: new phase of disaster resilience work gets underway

Climate change and gender – Are we risking perverse gender outcomes?

Men and women farmers in Benin are responding differently to climate change

Women for Green Iraq platform established to promote gender in disaster risk reduction and environmental policies

Asia Regional DRR Plan places women, girls and young people at the centre

Unseen, unheard – the need to tackle gender-based violence in disasters