Idania Cedeño: Growing gender justice in the fields of Cuba
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In communities across Zambia and Malawi, access to clean water shapes nearly every part of daily life. It affects whether children can stay in school, whether mothers can safely care for their babies, whether health clinics can function and whether families can recover from climate shocks with dignity.
Banaba is unlike most of Kiribati’s low-lying coral islands. Its landscape tells a different story, one shaped by decades of phosphate mining that stripped away much of the island’s fertile land. Today, climate change is compounding these pressures, making already unpredictable conditions even harder to manage.
