Amid extractive tourism and barriers to climate finance, Nahua women are building alternatives to defend their territory and sustain life through ancestral knowledge.

🟠 Gender-just solutions

In El Salvador, civil society leads participatory monitoring of GCF projects to strengthen transparency, accountability and gender justice during implementation.

🔵 Community monitoring

Ayoreo women organise to protect their land and expand their autonomy, showing how collective action and sustained support strengthen climate justice.

🟠 Gender-just solutions

Collective action sets a powerful precedent, demonstrating that climate finance must be grounded in participation, transparency and respect for territorial rights.

🟣 Policy engagement

Across different territories, grassroots organisations strengthen skills and alliances to transform access to climate resources and challenge decision-making spaces.

🟢 International advocacy

From exclusion to leadership, women’s organisations in Burkina Faso are reshaping climate finance through collective action and feminist advocacy.

🟣 Policy engagement

Grassroots women in Tanzania organise, monitor and lead efforts to redirect climate finance toward communities, rights and accountability.

🟣 Policy engagement

In Nepal, women reshape climate finance and public budgets to advance equity, restore ecosystems and strengthen community resilience.

🟠 Gender-just solutions

Facing floods and drought, women farmers overcome systemic barriers to land and resources, showing that lasting environmental change depends on their leadership.

🟠 Gender-just solutions