Climate change and disasters are affecting communities across the Pacific, often deepening existing gender inequalities. Women and girls face particular challenges, including disruptions to livelihoods and essential services, increased unpaid care responsibilities and greater risks of gender-based violence. At the same time, Pacific women are leading efforts to build climate and disaster resilience in their communities. This practical guide supports Pacific Women Lead partners to integrate climate and disaster resilience into their existing gender equality programs. It identifies simple, low-cost or no-cost actions that can strengthen climate resilience while advancing gender equality.
Climate and disaster resilient gender programming: A guide for Pacific Women Lead partners
Pacific Women Lead Annual Progress Report: July 2024 to June 2025
Many petals, one whole bloom: Strengthening SOGIESC inclusion in the Pacific
Pacific Women Lead Annual Progress Report: July 2023 to June 2024
Pacific Women Lead Formative Situational Analysis
Women’s leadership and sports in the Pacific
PWL at SPC Highlights 2022-2024
Guidance Note 2: Collecting and Using Disability Data to Enable and Monitor Inclusion
Guidance Note 1: Reporting on Disability Inclusion
Pacific Women Lead at SPC – Brochure
Annual Progress Report