A comprehensive new research report has been released examining the critical nexus between women and climate change in Egypt, titled “Wicked Problem 1 (WP1): Climate change and women.” This report is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the understanding of the environmental and social challenges faced by communities most vulnerable to climate change.
This study examines the reality of refugees’ access to basic rights and services in Egypt, including healthcare, education, employment opportunities, and social protection. It also highlights the most significant challenges facing refugees, the role of civil society organizations and other actors in improving access to services, and offers a set of practical recommendations to support policies and programs aimed at promoting the integration, protection, and economic empowerment of refugees.
