Policy Brief No.3 | April 2025
By: Ronald Kihali
As the world faces the growing complexity of a polycrisis—where simultaneous systemic shocks such as climate change, economic instability, and social inequalities intersect1 — LGBTQIA+ communities are disproportionately affected. This policy brief addresses the urgent need to integrate LGBTQIA+ rights into climate resilience and environmental justice frameworks. The central questions explored are: How do climate change and other crises exacerbate the vulnerabilities of LGBTQIA+ individuals? What policy measures can effectively mitigate these compounded risks?
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