India, Nov. 10 -- As COP30 opens in Belem, UN Women urges adoption of a strong, well-funded Gender Action Plan (GAP).

The agency warns failure to act could roll back gender equality and human rights in climate policy.

New UN Women-Kaschak Institute scorecard reveals major global gaps in gender-responsive climate action.

Ten countries show leadership in integrating gender into climate plans; six make no commitments at all.

Women's health, unpaid care work, and gender-based violence remain the most neglected areas.

As 30th Conference of Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change opens in Belem, Brazil, UN Women has called on world leaders to adopt a "transformative, well-funded, and accountable" Gender...