Coronavirus and ‘domestic terrorism’: how to stop family violence under lockdown

Strengthening resilience of women and girls affected by conflicts, violent extremism and climate change In the Lake Chad region

Climate crisis could reverse progress in achieving gender equality

Climate change increases the risk of violence against women

Australia: Domestic violence will spike in the bushfire aftermath, and governments can no longer ignore it

Mexico: The case for gender approaches to urban resilience – Experience from Coyuca

Experience from Coyuca

Women are improving access to social safety nets for marginalised groups

"My role is to ensure that all Cambodians benefit from the improved social safety net."

The big picture: measuring efforts to build resilience

Weather, climate and gender: Promoting gender equality in rural climate services

Bangladesh: 'I did it only for the money'

Climate displacement pushes girls into prostitution

Sexist climate change? Women and girls hit hardest by extreme weather

Efforts to build climate resilience in Chad turn up a surprising barrier: Violence against women

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.

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

With climate change driving child marriage risks, Bangladesh fights back

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

UNFPA: Count in vulnerable populations in disaster preparedness and response

Index-Insurance: Protecting women farmers against weather risk