Climate Justice

Indigenous leaders join Bangladesh climate justice dialogue on hope

Speakers from Indigenous communities linked traditional knowledge, cultural diversity and safe dialogue to climate resilience, as partners stressed collective hope amid worsening floods and...

Moustapha Kamal Guèye: “Human well-being must be at the heart of climate action”

Senegal’s climate pressures, from heat stress to fisheries disruption, highlight the need for just transition policies that protect workers while opening pathways to green...
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Bangladesh forum calls for inclusive climate finance and just transition

Government officials, development partners, civil society and youth representatives called for transparent climate finance, a just transition and stronger...

Young volunteers lead life-saving relief as Bangladesh floods affect 1 million

Youth volunteers, Indigenous leaders and women responders bridged critical gaps in emergency assistance across flood-hit districts, underscoring the value...

Climate project faces scrutiny as only Tk8cr set aside for beneficiaries

The proposal has reignited debate over whether international climate funding is reaching people most affected by climate change, with...

Climate loss fund faces $2.8bn shortfall as board meets in Manila

With funding requests far exceeding available resources, the Manila board meeting is expected to shape how the Loss and...

Illegal saltwater pipes now threaten $100m coastal shield in Southwestern Bangladesh

Authorities have begun removing unauthorized pipes in Gabura after residents warned private shrimp water access could undermine a public...

Bangladeshi journalist wins second EJN fellowship on climate loss

The award supports Rukon’s investigation into non-economic climate losses along coastal communities, adding to a decade of recognised reporting...