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How are women shaping the world of sustainable finance?

GLF Live with Maria Amália Souza and Ayesha Khan
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How does the W+ standard make climate finance work for women?

GLF Live with Jeannette Gurung and Hannah Simmons
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Women in the tree nursery in the Usambara mountains plant saplings in poly bags. Laura D'Arcy, WWF

Spice of life

How one woman and a cooperative spice nursery are helping restore the forests of the Usambara Mountains
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The cocoa industry is a major employer of Ivorians, but receiving fair benefits remains a major issue for farmers. Nestlé, Flickr

Cocoa co-op concocts richer futures for farmers: Q&A with Awa Bamba

Meet the Côte d’Ivoire changemaker catalyzing smallholder success
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Women smallholder farmers in Kenya. Fintrac Inc, Flickr

“Women need to carve a path.”

Around Mount Kenya, Milka Musyoki is weaving a female legacy into forest conservation
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Meet the women of UNCCD COP15

Hailing from across Africa, 6 women tell stories about their home landscapes
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8 African women shaping the future

Meet some of Africa's most visionary women ahead of GLF Africa
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Elizabeth Mrema’s visions for a new era for nature and women

Three questions with the UN biodiversity agency's executive director
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Women in a cooperative in Yoko, Cameroon support one another in improving crop yields to sell in local markets. UN Women

Five ways gender equity can help save the planet

From seed-planting to peace-building, overcoming the gender gap offers global benefits
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An Indigenous women with her tea crops in Tanzania. Aris Sanjaya, CIFOR

For Human Rights Day, hear the stories of two Indigenous women

At COP 25, a Maasai and a Selkup activist share what climate change looks like in their communities
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Aris Sanjaya, CIFOR

A scientific lens on gender issues at COP 25

Two scientists on why rights rather than carbon must be at the core of landscape projects
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Marja Abad, a conservationist on the Filipino island of Siargao, surfs the island's famous waves. Courtesy of Marja Abad

Blue belles: The surfer and the scuba diver

Part 1 of a series on the young, female water sport athletes saving the Philippines’ waters
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Professional kiteboarder Paula Rosales got involved in conservation work after ocean pollution affected her health. Justin K. Davey

Blue belles: The freediver and the kiteboarder

Part 2 of a series on the young, female water sport athletes saving the Philippines’ waters
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Bamboo is fast-growing, flexible and has a tensile strength greater than mild steel. Courtesy of Bernice Dapaah

In Africa, bamboo bicycles are shifting gears for women in the workforce

Building a sustainable, equitable set of wheels from grass
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Diolo Celine plants Gnetum (okok) in a village in Cameroon. The GLF Accra focused on the importance of integrating agriculture and restoration. Ollivier Girard, CIFOR

Integrating the many meanings of restoration, big and small

Linking local and global restoration efforts at day two of the Global Landscapes Forum Accra
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