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Africa: 1.5 Billion Women and Girls Live in Climate Hotspots, as UN Women Urges Stronger Action at COP31

The report says women in climate hotspots face rising income losses, unpaid care burdens and violence risks as governments weigh gender-responsive climate finance.

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As world leaders gather in Antalya for the 31st UN Climate Conference, new UN Women data warns that 1.5 billion women and girls already live in climate hotspots, while climate change could push 141 million more into extreme poverty by 2050.

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Agency warns climate crisis is worsening poverty, inequality and violence risks, urges stronger gender-focused action at COP31

·Ankara, Türkiye
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141,000,000 women and girls at risk of being pushed into extreme poverty by 2050 - The link between environmental degradation and gender-based violence

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UN News broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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