In Bolivia, climate change is reshaping decisions about pregnancy, contraception and family

Climate change is having an impact on the local area, specifically in regards to pregnancy, contraception, and family decisions. Research has been conducted with Indigenous communities to understand the effects of climate change on reproductive health and livelihoods. In rural areas, unusual weather patterns are being observed, deviating from the traditional patterns known to the elders. This change is affecting the community's ability to plan for the future. Further information on the research and its findings can be obtained from Ipas, the organization that conducted the study in Bolivia. They have gathered insights into how climate change is reshaping the lives of people in the local area.