Telangana’s greening drive aims at mitigating climate change
The green garland scheme of Telangana is expected to raise forest cover in the southern Indian state to 33% of its total area to mitigate the impacts of greenhouse gas emissions
Category: Adaptation
Himalayan communities struggle to cope with climate change
People in the middle ranges of the Indian Himalayas are the most vulnerable to climate change and they are finding it difficult to adapt to the changed weather patterns
Women suffer the most from climate displacement
Women and girls are more likely to be put in harm’s way when extreme weather events in developing countries like India displace millions of people every year
Gender-sensitive policy is key to climate adaptation
Since women interact with their immediate environment more than men, they have better knowledge and understanding on the need to adapt to the changing climate
Manage water well to cope with climate crisis
Billions of people will suffer from water stress and deprivation that is aggravated by climate change, the United Nations said in a report on World Water Day
Best of 2019: Women lead climate-smart farming in Marathwada
An increasing number of women in the climate-hit region Marathwada in Maharashtra are feeding their families and making money through diversified organic agriculture
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