Rural women drive Zimbabwe’s climate resilience efforts
The Climate Resilient Livelihoods project is being implemented by the UNDP in partnership with the government. This initiative receives support from the Green Climate Fund. Data shows that women make up 53 percent of the people reached by the project. Specifically, 229,414 women have benefited directly from these efforts. Additionally, women head 65 percent of the households involved in the project.
The Climate Resilient Livelihoods project, implemented by UNDP in partnership with the government and supported by the Green Climate Fund (GCF), says 53% of those reached are women, with 229,414 women benefiting directly. Women also head 65% of the households reached. The post Rural women drive Zimbabwe’s climate resilience efforts appeared first on Newsday .