Gender

Designing, resourcing and implementing gender-sensitive disaster risk reduction policies, plans and programmes. raising awareness of gendered vulnerabilities of men, women and LGBTs, and promoting inclusion and leadership of women and gender minorities in DRR.

Latest Gender additions in the Knowledge Base

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Several recent initiatives have targeted the reform of the global finance and development system but they have fallen short on considering gender inequalities. The authors discuss how a re-envisioning could ensure more inclusive and effective outcomes.
London School of Economics and Political Science, the
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This report sheds new light on the degree to which barriers to gender-equitable participation in climate decision-making are common across contexts and scales.
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This country profile analyzes gender gaps in the disaster risk management (DRM) agenda in Jamaica that influence the exposure and vulnerability, preparedness, and coping capacity of different populations.
A woman in Assam, India paddles through flooded water using a makeshift raft (2020)
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Researchers use behavioral science to study how gender impacts climate adaptation and water security in Sub-Saharan Africa: women are more vulnerable due to societal roles and limited resources, and knowing such differences is key to effective adaptation.
London School of Economics and Political Science, the
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This study draws on recent data that were not available for earlier studies to examine the extent to which the gender gap in mortality shifted in high- and middle-income countries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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This report presents a strategic framework for incorporating gender perspectives into resilient infrastructure development, focusing on building inclusive and equitable transportation, water, and energy sectors.
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Building on this strong foundation, economic inclusion programs have the potential to become powerful drivers in addressing the complex intersection between climate change, gender inequality, and poverty.
World Bank, the
Cameroon - UN Women's Gender Road Project
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Climate change disproportionately affects women. Empowering them through adaptive, gender-responsive social protection and agrifood systems builds resilience. Inclusive policies must reduce vulnerabilities and provide access to resources.
Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR)
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