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The fight is local

How Indigenous women tackle the climate crisis

UNDP Equator Initiative
By UNDP Equator Initiative
October 14th, 2022
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Footnotes Written by Georgina Smith, UNDP, with support from the UNDP Equator Initiative and the GEF Small Grants Programme as part of the UNDP Local Action Cluster.

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