Climate change in Uganda disproportionately affects women and girls, deepening existing inequalities through displacement, food insecurity, health risks, and unpaid care burdens. Although national policies recognise gender-differentiated impacts, implementation gaps persist. Empowering women through inclusive climate action, leadership, and access to resources is essential for building resilient, sustainable communities.
What are some of the challenges that researchers from the Global South face when engaging in development research initiatives, and how can resetting the relationships that underpin North-South collaborations help? What are the pivotal areas where change is needed?
Learning to communicate better in different ways has played a vital role in addressing the information needs of policymakers.
Background Southern Voice, together with the United Nations Foundation and Club de Madrid, organized a side event during the [...]
Improving institutional coherence is key to delivering the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Sri Lanka’s Sustainable Development Act came into effect [...]
[row][third_paragraph] [/third_paragraph][paragraph_right] This paper draws on the special address delivered by Professor David Hulme, Executive Director of the Brooks World Poverty [...]
