In light of the disproportional impact of climate change on women and girls, WaterAid is calling on world leaders to channel more money towards water, sanitation and hygiene projects so that those who are bearing the brunt of climate change can better cope with its impacts.

“I challenge world leaders to listen to the words of these women and girls in Pakistan who are on the climate change front line and do all they can to help them and the millions more like them across the globe,” said Raheema Panhwar, WaterAid’s provincial coordinator in Sindh.

You can donate to WaterAid Pakistan’s appeal here.

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