Publications from GPN Network

This report stands as a collective effort, grounded in collaboration between
communities, researchers, field teams, and institutional partners. It reflects not
only shared labour but also shared commitments to justice, dignity, and the rights
of marginalized communities in the context of climate change and structural
inequality.

This report, Vulnerability, Adaptation, and Climate Justice in Urban India, is an
important contribution to understanding climate change not merely as an
environmental phenomenon, but as a profound social, economic, and political crisis.

Debates on who arrived in Kanyemba first have been central in many aspects of everyday life in the Kanyemba community. This study examines the history of the Tembo Mvura people in northern Zimbabwe, from the pre-colonial period to 1980.

This report analyses the causes and effects of teenage pregnancy and motherhood in India. It emphasises the role of child marriage, lack of sexual education and socio-economic factors. It also recommends political and social measures to improve sex education, health care and gender equality and to protect the rights of young girls.

Property Rights for Women analyses women's rights to property and inheritance in India and shows how legal, religious and cultural structures disadvantage women. It highlights legal discrepancies, gender discrimination and the challenges women face in enforcing land and property rights. The goal is fairer legislation to promote gender equality.

The Handbook provides resources for engaging community based organisations (CBOs) or individuals in Participatory Videos

This handbook offers a simple, step-by-step guide through the process of video-making. It is designed to assist beginners in putting together short videos, using a smartphone and minimal, low-cost equipment.

Together, we can radically alter North-South relations, gender relations, human-nature relations, state-people relations and human relations in a broader sense.

In other words, it is not a model for a just energy transition. We need to find other ways to tackle the climate crisis and for the Global North to pay its climate debt!

This study fills this methodological gap by using an endogenous switching regression (ESR) to determine the impacts of certification on the intensity of market participation and household income of mango farmers.

This document was prepared as part of a project called “Implementing adaptive management of the Portland Bight
Protected Area through METT-4 assessment” that was funded by BIOPAMA. This documents highlights progress made by Portland Bight Protected Area (PBPA) partners towards addressing issues identified through METT.

It is necessary that we go out of the confines of the house so that we can learn new things and acquire new knowledge. That’s how we become capable.

There can be little doubt that the gendered dimension of witchcraft is the strongest, given the fact that a large majority of those killed in this patriarchal assertion are women and within them older and single women and those who dare to assert.