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In three eastern provinces of Mongolia, herders and small-scale farmers have come together to document how climate change is reshaping their lands, livelihoods, and futures. Led by the Centre for Human Rights and Development (CHRD), this community-led research project gathered first-hand evidence of the impacts of increasingly severe natural disasters—and the urgent need for responsive policies grounded in lived experience.

In the rural, Indigenous, Afro-descendant, and campesino territories of Tolima, the Comité Ambiental en Defensa de la Vida embarked on a community-led research process to document how climate change—combined with extractive industries—has impacted the environment, livelihoods, and culture. The work spanned municipalities including Coyaima, Chaparral, and Ibagué, placing women, youth, elders, and local knowledge holders at the center.