From the field
At last a turning point for women and climate change?
All those who have been working tirelessly to ensure that women are properly considered in efforts to tackle climate change will be watching events at Copenhagen with bated breath. Any agreement that emerges from the conference may be the first to recognize the gender aspects of climate change, and, in doing so, will be on the way to saving the lives of millions of women and children. … | French | Spanish
30 Nov 2009 | News story
Making Central America's voice heard in Copenhagen
In Central America, IUCN is boosting civil society participation in the international climate change negotiations, trying to make sure the region’s needs and solutions are accounted for in the post-2012 agreement. … | French | Spanish
30 Nov 2009 | News story
