With the ongoing UN Climate Summit or the Conference of Parties, COP 26 in Glasgow, All India Radio brings to you a ready reckoner every day. Under the &quot;COP-26 EXPLAINER SERIES&quot;, we bring for you daily the terms and concepts in use during the conference.<br />”<br />”Climate change impacts people differently, depending on their economic circumstances, location, disabilities, age, and gender. That is why the way we address climate change must also be sure to address the diverse needs of all citizens. For effective climate action, 100% of the population needs to be involved. Women and girls make up 51% of the people on the planet. As we tackle climate change, ensuring women’s rights are also addressed will help reduce existing gender inequality.<br />”<br />”<span style="color: #222222;">Deputy Mission Director of The United States Agency for International Development, USAID Karen Klimowski said USAID, in partnership with the Government of India, is working to improve opportunities for women and strengthen their climate resilience.</span><br />