Join host Eva Costas as she delves into the intersection of climate change, migration, and women's perspectives with Umbreen Salim, Founder of SEEK Feminist Network, and Pia Revello, Director of CEPAMB. Discover how migrant and Indigenous women are leading capacity-building efforts, shaping policies, and scaling impactful solutions.

In this fifth episode, host Eva Costas explores the connections between climate change, Indigenous Peoples, and their knowledge with Maatal Pérez from the Indigenous Foundation - FSC. Explore the capacity-building efforts of the IPARD and I-WEE programs, Maatal's native language introduction, and stories about climate change effects, community inclusion, and Indigenous rights and economic self-development.

In this fourth episode, host Eva Costas joins Ineza Grace Umuhoza, global coordinator and co-founder of the Loss and Damage Youth Coalition (LDYC), to explore the connections between climate change, youth, and loss and damage. Delve into the capacity-building efforts of the Paris Committee on Capacity-building (PCCB) Network and the LDYC, along with personal narratives on the impacts of loss and damage, and climate change effects.

The third instalment in the series brings our host, Riddhi Dutta, together with Special Rapporteur on Climate, Mr Ian Fry, and Human Rights Officer, Therese Arnesen together for a deep dive into the linkages between climate change and human rights. This episode also explores the capacity-building efforts engaged with by both the Paris Committee on Capacity-building (PCCB) and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR).

In this episode, our host Riddhi Dutta, sat down in conversation with the three youth representatives who were speakers at the “You(th) in Capacity-building” side-events hosted by the PCCB in collaboration with the PCCB Network at this year’s Regional Climate Weeks. These side-events explored an overarching theme of the role of youth in capacity-building in the Latin America and the Caribbean, Asia-Pacific, and Africa regions.

In this first episode, Jeannette Gurung, Founder and Executive Director of Women Organizing for Change in Agriculture and Natural Resource Management (WOCAN), joins our host Riddhi Dutta, the PCCB Network Coordinator, to explore climate-related capacity-building and the climate action space through the gender lens.