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Gender Environment Hub
The gender-climate-environment nexus highlights the complex links between gender inequalities and the impacts of climate and environmental change. With women, girls, gender-diverse and traditionally marginalised groups disproportionately affected due to existing social and economic disparities, this hub explores how these interconnected challenges affect communities globally. We showcase women’s vital roles in climate action and emphasise the importance of gender equality for effective climate-environment solutions.
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Urban poverty
How IIED is working to reduce urban poverty and to change misleading views about urbanisation
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Urbanisation and rural-urban linkages
Understanding urbanisation and the links between rural and urban areas
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Drylands: building climate resilience, productivity and equity
Building capacity to act on the implications of climate change for equitable and climate resilient development in the drylands
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Stepping up global ambition for climate action and justice
Supporting the most vulnerable countries to increase global ambition to stay below 1.5°C
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Climate-resilient development
Supporting governments, civil society and communities to achieve climate-resilient development outcomes for the most vulnerable people
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Community-based adaptation
Supporting a community of practice and advancing knowledge on community-based adaptation to climate change, and promoting South-South collaboration
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Resilience and diversity in food systems
Building greater local control, resilience and diversity into agricultural and food systems
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Locally-controlled forestry
How IIED supports just transitions towards locally-controlled forestry that safeguard biocultural heritage, enhance entrepreneurship and improve prosperity within diverse and resilient landscapes
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Conservation, communities and equity
Enhancing equity and community voice in nature conservation policy and practice
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