International Women’s Day

 
7 Mar 2023

International Women’s Day: Meet the EcoActors making a difference 

This International Women’s Day, we spoke to some of our EcoActors who are driving sustainability, tackling climate risk and developing nature-based solutions at EcoAct. Anouk Faure, Véronique Mariotti, Gecica Yogo and Belén del Prado tell us why they chose climate science, what inspires them at work, and what they are most proud of.  Anouk Faure – ...
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15 Mar 2022

Stories from the field: Women and sustainable development

Mathilde Mignot, Head of Nature-Based Solutions Portfolio & Partnerships at EcoAct talks to Atos Chief Diversity Officer, Abbie Cowan about women and sustainable development, having impact and what what motivates her each day. Mathilde has been at EcoAct for 7 years, leading the portfolio and partnerships team and our sustainable development objectives.  Can you tell ...
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15 Mar 2022

Female Leadership in Corporate Sustainability – International Women’s Day 2022

Yue Qiu, Director of Business Advisory at EcoAct North America, talks to Atos Chief Diversity Officer, Abbie Cowan about female leadership in corporate sustainability for International Women’s Day. Yue has been leading sustainability initiatives at EcoAct for three years and prior to this was an Account Manager at CDP bringing climate consultant expertise to the ...
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8 Mar 2022

International Women’s Day: How nature-based solutions support and empower women 

This International Women’s Day, EcoActor Hannah Lawton looks at how investing in nature-based solutions as part of your net-zero strategy can help support and empower women around the world. © EcoAct- Farm Africa/Medhanit Gebrmichael The theme for International Women’s Day (IWD) 2022 is ‘Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow’, recognising the important role women ...
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8 Mar 2018

Energy access is a gender issue

To mark International Women’s Day, we revisit a blog about our project in Sudan and how it contributes to improving the lives of communities, and especially women, in Darfur.
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