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Articles by Tamara Mohr
Both ENDS: The challenges of climate change, gender inequality, and conflict
Although the case studies cover different countries and contexts, all six show how extractive industries and agribusinesses are central drivers of land dispossession, militarization, and state repression while deepening gendered inequalities and violence. For example, in Mozambique, extractive land grabs by agribusinesses, mining, forest plantations, and oil exploration projects are enabled by weak enforcement of legal protections and corruption.
Both ENDS: Women at the frontlines of climate action: local power for global change
We welcomed 80 partners from 27 countries around the world. 96% of them were girls, women, and trans, intersex and non-binary people. They represent community-based organisations, non-governmental organisations, environmental justice groups and women’s funds working at the forefront of the intersection between women’s rights, and environmental and climate justice.
Both ENDS: Examination of Power: Partners’ perspectives on Both ENDS (Summary)
Also available in French, Spanish, and Portugese: - Examen du pouvoir - les perspectives des partenaires sur Both ENDS - Examen del poder - perspectivas de los socios de Both ENDS - Exame de poder - perspectivas dos parceiros da Both ENDS Both ENDS supports movements that are transforming power relations so that people everywhere can influence and share in the benefits of political and economic processes.
Both ENDS: Recognition for PROBIOMA from the Chamber of Deputies of the Plurinational State of Bolivia
The rising demand for soy is having negative consequences for people and the environment in South America. Both ENDS reminds Dutch actors in the soy industry of their responsibilities and is working with partners on fair and sustainable alternatives. With our Wetlands without Borders program, we work towards environmentally sustainable and socially responsible governance of the wetlands system of the La Plata Basin in South America.
Both ENDS: CBA18: International Conference on Community-based Adaptation to Climate Change
As shareholders in Brazilian mining giant Vale S.A prepare to gather online for the company’s Annual General Meeting (AGM), communities from Brazil to Indonesia criticize the company’s track record on human rights and environmental stewardship. They also point to the almost $50 billion in mounting lawsuits against the company as a risk factor that should serve as a warning sign to investors.
Both ENDS: If we women don't speak up, no one will speak for us
“From Sexual and domestic violence to kidnapping and murder. In their efforts to defend their land, territories and natural resources, women and girl environmental defenders (WGEDs) around the world are experiencing various forms of structural violence. The violence they experience ranges from the physical to the spiritual. From dislocation and dispossession, to harassment and defamation.
Both ENDS: Brumadinho: 5 years without justice
What needs to happen so we can have efficient justice? For five years, those have sought efficient justice. Yet, what emerged amidst the search was a network of solidarity among the victims' families and survivors of avoidable tragedies like Boate Kiss in Santa Maria, RS, Braskem in Alagoas, Maceio, and Mariana, also in Minas Gerais. In Brumadinho, VALE's awareness of the dam's risk, evident in a Federal Police investigation, underscores negligence.
Annelieke Douma | Both ENDS
Director ad interim • Climate finance and adaptation • Inclusive water management • Gender equality • women's rights • Strategic coordinator Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action In this world of growing inequality, a climate crisis, and increased political violence, there are numerous groups of people bravely fighting for their land, water and forests and standing up for their human rights.
Both ENDS: Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action supports the African People’s Counter COP
Six out of nine planetary boundaries have been crossed (Stockholm Resilience Centre) and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says that the world is likely to breach global temperature of 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels between now and 2027. COP28 is the moment of the first Global Stocktake, which means the assessment of where we are at in reaching the goals of the Paris Agreement.
Both ENDS: Op-ed: We can’t leave tackling the climate crisis to men
This op-ed was published in Trouw on Saturday March 4. Read the English translation below. From furious feminists to clamorous climate activists. The image that tends to come into people's minds when they think of protestors is one of anger. And although there is enough to be angry about, this view of feminists and climate activists overlooks the most important thing they have in common: hope.
Both ENDS: From Policy To Practice: Funding Locally-led Gender-Just Climate Action
GAGGA rallies the collective power of the women's rights and environmental justice movements to realize a world where women can and do access their rights to water, food security, and a clean, healthy and safe environment. Latin American partner organizations of GAGGA launched the campaign "We, women, are water" in March 2018. This video was launched as part of this campaign, and emphasizes the role of women water defenders.
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