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Bahav (eng: flow) explores how Nepalese women in two of Nepal’s most remote districts have been navigating changing climatic conditions and their impacts on water resources.
Climate Tracker journalist Hellen Shikanda on a conversation with Kenyan activist Monica Yator.
African women demand action at COP27 amid flood and drought. Their main criticism centres on the fact, that funds do not reach the grassroots, and…
Damit die Gewerkschaften Schlüsselakteure in dieser sich ständig verändernden Arbeitswelt bleiben, müssen sie die Erwerbstätigen, die sie vertreten,…
We must dismantle capitalist patriarchy that thrives on exploiting women and nature to attain a socially and environmentally just future.
Konstantin Bärwaldt
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Konstantin.Baerwaldt(at)fes.de
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For millions of people the Corona virus is both a threat to their health and their job. Now is the moment to push governments towards establishing basic social protection. As an instrument to exert pressure, FES offers a map that identifies gaps in social protection worldwide. more
How close is the global community to reaching the Sustainability Goals? The annual Spotlight Report focuses on obstacles and contradictions regarding the implementation of the 2030 Agenda. more