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MSI at the Healthy World conference in Canada: linking climate and reproductive health
Working together to mitigate the effects of climate change and help build community resilience — with women’s reproductive health.
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Briefing: Choice and the Climate Crisis
MSI works in climate-affected communities around the world to ensure that women’s reproductive health services are available wherever possible. Find out more in our short brief.
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Protecting reproductive health during Pakistan’s floods
MSI is supporting Marie Stopes Society (MSS), a locally registered NGO in Pakistan that is rallying to support people. In normal times, Marie Stopes Society deliver reproductive healthcare to people across the country.
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Briefing: Protecting women’s health during climate and humanitarian crises
MSI works in conflict and emergency settings around the world to ensure that women’s reproductive health services are available wherever possible. Find out more in our short brief.
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Giving survivors of sexual and gender-based violence pathways and choices in Asia Pacific
Supporting survivors of sexual and gender-based violence is a fundamental part of our reproductive healthcare services. MSI’s Edward Karapen gives us a first-hand glimpse into this work in Asia Pacific, funded by the Australian government’s RESPOND; programme.
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Why we need to make reproductive justice part of the climate conversation and action plan
While climate change threatens everyone, women and girls are disproportionately impacted especially in the world’s poorest countries.
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COP26 Side Event – Removing barriers to health and education
MSI Reproductive Choices, UNFPA and the Margaret Pyke Trust co-hosted a side event at COP26 on Removing barriers to health and education: an essential climate adaptation and resilience strategy.
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Three ways the climate crisis impacts reproductive choice
During times of crisis, access to reproductive choice is essential. By ensuring women and girls can continue to access sexual and reproductive healthcare services, we can support those on the frontline to adapt and prevent unintended pregnancy while navigating the crisis. Here are three ways that the climate crisis impacts reproductive choice and why it’s…
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Briefing: The Impact of the Climate Crisis on Reproductive Choice
Read MSI’s two-pager on the impact of the climate crisis on reproductive choice.
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14 million women at risk of losing access to contraception due to climate-related displacement
MSI’s analysis finds that millions of women could lose access to contraception due to climate-related disruption and calls on COP26 funding commitments to support women and girls to adapt with choice.
