24 reactions | Climate Change and Gender: "Men and women interact with the climate differently… you also find that the impacts also affect them differently. Social roles make women depend more on the environment than men" - Jackline Makokha #AMLiveNTV | NTV Kenya | Facebook

Christiana Figueres is the world's top climate negotiator, and played a key role in the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change. She says gender equality is an important part of the climate conversation -- here's her advice for women who want to change the world. https://cnn.it/2PYgWI6 #InternationalWomensDay #CallToEarth | CNN International

Gender and climate change – what’s the connection? In many countries, women work in sectors closely connected to climate change such as farming, forestry, and health. Despite being most-affected by the impacts of climate change, women are also creating change. When given a chance, they can transform their whole communities. Their voices must be heard, loud and clear. #COP22 | #GenderEquality | United Nations Development Programme - UNDP

77K views · 758 reactions | What is gender all about? Gabby, Timmy and Madame Fishy explain all...  | UNICEF | Facebook

1.1K views · 53 reactions | Climate change affects everyone, but not equally. United Nations Human Rights Chief, Michelle Bachelet, explains that due to existing gender roles, women commonly face higher risks from the impacts of climate change. More on gender responsive climate action & #ActOnTheGAP >> bit.ly/2XBsCTm | UN Climate Change | Facebook

7.1K views · 491 reactions | “Girls are disproportionately affected by the climate crisis.” During her visit to a solar-powered water point supported by UNICEF in Rwanda, our Goodwill Ambassador, Vanessa Nakate, met young girls benefiting from closer access to safe water. See how their lives have changed. | UNICEF | Facebook