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Our Strategies
Discover the array of features International Centre for Women and Girls provides to build a sustainable future for all. Explore our multifaceted approach to fostering resilience and adaptability among women and girls, enabling them to become proactive participants in climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Climate Education
Our education programs cover essential climate knowledge, equipping participants with an understanding of environmental challenges and sustainable practices.
Adaptation Training
We provide hands-on training in climate adaptation techniques, designed to help women and girls implement practical solutions in their communities.
Community Support
Through extensive awareness campaigns, we aim to highlight the unique impacts of climate change on women and girls, fostering a community of support and action.
Economic Security
We're consistently at the forefront of researching new ways to build resilience against climate change.
Thematic Area of Interest
- Identifying the actions that can promote the awareness of the altered conditions under climate change and adaptation.
- Developing programs and activities to notify vulnerable communities about their level of risks and the measures that can be employed to proactively adapt, and cope with climate change and disasters.
- Empowering people with skills, encouraging value additions to act as change agents or ambassadors.
- Developing programs and activities to notify vulnerable communities about their level of risks and the measures that can be employed to proactively adapt, and cope with climate change and disasters.
- Empowering people with skills, encouraging value additions to act as change agents or ambassadors.
Overall Goal
Harnessing expatriate knowledge and strategies to create adaptation and resilience mechanisms for climate vulnerable communities both locally and globally.
ICCWG leverages the expertise and strategies of expatriates to develop adaptation and resilience mechanisms for climate-vulnerable communities, both domestically and internationally.
We prioritize the cultivation of local and global solutions to climate change by tapping into the knowledge and experience of individuals with diverse backgrounds and perspectives. Through this approach, we aim to empower communities through their indigenous knowledge to adapt to the impacts of climate change and enhance their resilience in the face of environmental challenges.
ICCWG leverages the expertise and strategies of expatriates to develop adaptation and resilience mechanisms for climate-vulnerable communities, both domestically and internationally.
We prioritize the cultivation of local and global solutions to climate change by tapping into the knowledge and experience of individuals with diverse backgrounds and perspectives. Through this approach, we aim to empower communities through their indigenous knowledge to adapt to the impacts of climate change and enhance their resilience in the face of environmental challenges.
Why ICCWG?
Our organization is committed to promoting awareness and developing adaptive skills through the utilization of indigenous knowledge
What Are The Dangers Of Inaction?
- Increase suffering of the least polluters
- Increase environmental damages and conflict (conflict in terms of fighting for the available resources due to shortage and other scarce resources).
- Increased pollution.
- Increase environmental damages and conflict (conflict in terms of fighting for the available resources due to shortage and other scarce resources).
- Increased pollution.
What Is Needed?
- Building Resilience and adaptive capacity of community women and girls (promote extension and climate smart agriculture; involve women in disaster risk planning and management.
- Incorporate women voice and leadership in climate governance at local, national and multilateral climate dialogues and private sector
- Foster Indigenous and local women’s climate leadership and participation in decision-making for improved conservation and climate outcomes
- Incorporate women voice and leadership in climate governance at local, national and multilateral climate dialogues and private sector
- Foster Indigenous and local women’s climate leadership and participation in decision-making for improved conservation and climate outcomes
Recent News
How Can Pregnant Women Better Cope With Heat?
Studies have linked increased heat exposure in pregnancy with a higher risk of hypertension and preeclampsia, a condition that can be fatal. Heat-stressed pregnant people are also more likely to suffer cardiac events as their due date draws near, and have a higher likelihood of developing gestational diabetes.
Climate Crisis Is Unjust For Women
Rural communities worldwide are grappling with escalating challenges brought on by the climate crisis. As disasters become more frequent and severe, and environmental conditions grow harsher, the burden on these communities intensifies.
Climate Change Impacts Women More
Climate change is having a profound impact on global health: Extreme weather events, heat, water stress and air pollution are already exacerbating health issues and putting stress on overstretched healthcare systems.