The United Nations is celebrating all the different ways in which women and girls are taking climate action.
International Women’s Day: Every year, International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8 March to mark the lives of women as well as their achievements in various aspects of society. From the economic and political spheres to the social and cultural spheres, women have made their mark in all areas of the world, despite years of structural oppression. This year, the theme of the occasion is #BreakTheBias in an effort to create a world that treats gender equally and is inclusive, diverse as well as equal. Therefore, IWD 2022 is looking not only to celebrate the achievements of women but also to raise awareness against the prejudice faced by women.
Meanwhile, the United Nations has also launched an initiative for International Women’s Day 2022. The United Nations has called for “gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow”. It says that women and girls experience the greatest impact of climate risks. The United Nations said the latest data showed that there is a significant link between climate change and gender and social equality and that without gender equality, a sustainable future would not be possible. So, this year, the United Nations is celebrating the all different ways in which women and girls are taking climate action.
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