Every year on March 8, the world celebrates International Women's Day, a moment to highlight the achievements of women across various fields and appreciate their role in building communities and driving positive change. In this context, the role of women in the "green future" is an essential part of the global conversation about sustainability and environmental preservation. This year offers a chance to celebrate the leadership role of women in sustainable education, which is one of the key tools for achieving sustainable development and protecting the environment.<br />Women and the Green Future: Challenges and Opportunities<br />The world is experiencing rapid environmental changes that directly impact all aspects of life. From rising temperatures to biodiversity loss, it has become crucial to think about sustainable solutions that enhance humanity's ability to live in harmony with and protect the environment. In this context, women emerge as key players in leading the green future. With their resilience and creativity, women play a vital role in offering innovative and sustainable solutions to environmental challenges. Women have the ability to make informed and impactful decisions in areas such as sustainable agriculture, renewable energy technologies, and recycling. Their presence in these fields is crucial for achieving the environmental transformation that ensures the sustainability of natural resources for future generations.<br />Women's Role in Sustainable Education<br />Sustainable education is a central pillar of achieving sustainable development. By raising environmental awareness, women can serve as role models for future generations and contribute to spreading a culture of sustainability. Women, particularly in rural and developing communities, play a key role in environmental education, guiding families and communities towards adopting more sustainable practices, whether in agriculture or resource management. In this regard, enhancing women's role in environmental education and equipping them with green skills is essential. Studies have shown that educating girls and women on how to protect the environment and use natural resources sustainably can lead to significant positive changes at the household and community levels.<br /><br />Women Leading in Green Technology<br />Green technology represents one facet of the green future, and integrating women into environmental technological innovation is crucial for developing eco-friendly solutions. Women, especially in advanced societies, have proven their ability to revolutionize technology with innovations in fields such as solar energy, water desalination, and sustainable building technologies. Many women have a natural ability to think multidimensionally, making them capable of developing innovative solutions to environmental protection. Many projects led by women around the world have shown great success in fields such as renewable energy and smart agriculture.<br />Women and Environmental Policy Making<br />Women also play a central role in environmental policymaking. Through their participation in governments and non-governmental organizations, women can be a powerful voice in crafting policies aimed at reducing pollution, promoting renewable energy, and encouraging sustainable agricultural practices. In this regard, studies suggest that increasing female representation in environmental decision-making enhances the effectiveness of environmental policies and contributes to developing innovative solutions to global environmental challenges.<br />Dr. Ismael Mohammed kadhem Alsaadi<br />B.T.M.H. MSc. PhD. COMM. PUPLIC HEALTH<br />"AL_mustaqbal University is the first university in Iraq"<br />