Convention/Conference/Discussion Paper

Nasaan si Nanay?: A Phenomenological Analysis of Household-Level Disaster Risk Management in Pama Sawata, Caloocan City, Philippines.

Considering the subjectivity of the Philippines into different number of calamities, the distribution of vulnerabilities among men and women remains unequal. Although men and women are equipped with different skills and capabilities, women are still deemed vulnerable with regards to environmental disasters. The upheaval of this phenomenon can be attributed to the absence of gender …

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Women After the Storm: Gender Issues in Yolanda Recovery and Rehabilitation

This documentation tackled about the forum on gender and women’s rights in emergencies, recovery and rehabilitation entitled “Women After the Storm.” It focused on problems and responses to Typhoon Yolanda affected areas. Asset Type: Publications Collection: Other Philippine Publications Subject: Disaster Risk Management, Poverty Alleviation, Women in the Philippines Authors: Melanie Reyes, Rachelle Babasa, et …

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Women’s Leadership and Corporate Performance

This paper reviews the concept, theory, and international evidence on gender diversity and its relation to financial performance. Asset Type: Publications Collection: Other Philippine Publications Subject: Women’s Leadership; Political Participation; Governance Author: Meijun Qian Publisher: Asian Development Bank Publication Date: January 2016

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