Global Climate Crisis
1.2 billion girls and women are often disproportionately affected by climate. Their health, food, economy are highly affected
United Nations 2020
Gender and poverty
Over 158 million vulnerable women and girls are pushed into poverty as a direct result of climate change in sub saharan Africa.
World Bank 2020
Financial exclusions
90 percent of girls and women who are trying to fight climate crisis at grassroot level are not enabled financially to mitigate the crisis
World Economic Forum 2023
Climate enterprises and climate brand
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We work with every grassroot girls and women to design “For her planet” brand of environment friendly sustainable projects and products which are working to connect both worlds, gender and climate
Her Projects
Our projects are designed by women for the women and entire community, and for the endless planet. They focus on delivering clean energy, freeing wastes, environment conserving agriculture and Climate finance justice for every woman green doer.
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Her Products
Our products are designed by women for the women and entire community and for the endless planet. They protect human health, reduce emissions, and reduce landfill pollution and improves living standards for every woman and family
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Her Hubs
Our local climate hubs equip girls and women, with skills and knowledge about climate change and inspire them to ignite change through their modified handcrafted work that protect their health, lift them out of poverty and secure our planer.
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Our Communities
Indigenous women
Indigenous women are among the first to face the direct consequences of climate change, due to their dependence upon, and close relationship, with the environment and its resources
Displaced women
Climate crisis is disrupting livelihoods of refugees and displaced and making it more difficult for displaced people to become self-sufficient. Majority of women are highly vulnerable and ill-prepared to adapt to climate change.
Poverty stricken & Violent
Although climate change is a collective problem, its burdens — displacement, homelessness, extreme poverty, sexual violence and disease weigh more heavily on vulnerable women and girls.
Our Sustainable Impact
30K+
Women engaged by
For Her Planet
11000
Families powered by Clean energy
8000
Women in smart Agriculture
0016
Gender movements for Climate financial Justice
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