Climate change is reshaping lives across South Asia, and women are bearing the brunt of its harshest impacts. From rising sea levels in Bangladesh to forced migration and trafficking in West Bengal, this article uncovers how climate disasters deepen gender inequalities. With case studies and policy insights, it calls for gender-responsive climate strategies and greater female participation in environmental decision-making.

Popular misconceptions about women in the labour force include the narrative that women don’t work or that women do not want to work in...

Dr. Shweta Singh, an associate professor of international relations at the South Asian University, New Delhi, India. She has also served...

According to economic theory, there is a correlation between economic growth, measured by GDP, and welfare. In a world that is battling...