This issue brief, first published ahead of COP26 underscores why climate change, gender equality, and SRHR are linked, and reinforces why SRHR must be considered a key component of climate adaptation, resilience action, and climate justice.
Year: 2021
Source: Women & Gender Constituency, SRHR and Climate Justice Coalition
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