The study titled “Assessing the Impact of Climate Change on the Reproductive Health of Coastal Women and Adolescent Girls,” conducted in partnership with HEKS/EPER, examined the impacts of climate change on women’s reproductive health and wellbeing in climate-stressed coastal regions. The study documented how salinity intrusion, unsafe water exposure, climate-sensitive livelihoods, and limited healthcare access are contributing to reproductive health complications and broader health vulnerabilities among women in climate-exposed communities.
