SOLUTIONS

Practical climate resilience, built around women’s lives.

For What Comes is building a portfolio of solutions that can help women protect their health, livelihoods, income, and ability to adapt as climate risks grow.

WHERE WE’RE STARTING

Five areas guide the solutions we are working to advance.

01

Extreme Heat

Heat-risk information, safer working conditions, cooling and shade, and practical adaptation measures.

02

Healthy Environments

Changes to homes, workplaces, schools, and public spaces that reduce exposure and improve resilience.

03

Financial Protection

Insurance and other financial mechanisms that reduce the economic shock of climate hazards.

04

Resilient Livelihoods

Support that helps women continue earning safely and adapt livelihoods as conditions change.

05

Training & Leadership

Climate-risk knowledge, adaptation skills, and opportunities for women to shape resilience decisions.

A solution has to work in real life.

Practical

Usable in the conditions women actually face.

Women-centered

Designed around women’s health, work, income, and priorities.

Context-specific

Adapted to local institutions, infrastructure, culture, and climate risk.

Measurable

Built so we can learn whether it improves meaningful outcomes.

Scalable

Able to inform wider programs, partnerships, or policy when it works.

Our first solution portfolio will focus on heat.

Risk information

Useful heat alerts and information that support safer daily decisions.

Cooling and shade

Low-cost and context-appropriate ways to reduce heat exposure.

Financial protection

Approaches such as heat-triggered insurance and other mechanisms that reduce income loss.

Livelihood adaptation

Ways to help women adjust work practices and protect income as heat intensifies.

Resilience training

Practical knowledge that helps women and partner organizations prepare, respond, and adapt.

Strong solutions are rarely built by one organization.

We are interested in working with women-led organizations, communities, researchers, technical innovators, funders, and implementation partners who want to test or strengthen practical climate solutions.

For what comes next.

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