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Gender-Inclusive Disaster Risk Management

2011-2020, Cultural Development, Disaster Risk Reduction, Gender, Gender Mainstreaming, International Organization, Journal/Magazine/Review, Primer / By

Women—with their extensive knowledge of communities, social roles of managing natural environmental resources, and caring responsibilities—increasingly play a critical role in disaster risk management. Empowering women is the key to strengthening disaster resilience of communities. Asset Type: Publications Collection: International Organizations Publications Subject: Gender-sensitive, Gender-inclusive, Disaster Risk Reduction, DRR Author: Asian Development Bank Publisher: Asian …

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How Can Promoting Women’s Participation (And Agency) And Responding to Their Needs Improve Disaster Risk Reduction? Case from Post-Disaster Reconstruction (Operations and Measures) in the Philippines and Sri Lanka

2011-2020, Case Study, Disaster Risk Reduction, Foreign, Gender, Journal/Magazine/Review, Social Development, Uncategorized / By

For gender-responsive disaster risk reduction (DRR), the most essential step to be taken might be the translation of DRR into an opportunity to transform unequal gender relations which are root causes of women’s vulnerability and exclude them from decision-making processes for DRR. Women and other marginalized groups of people are often regarded as more vulnerable …

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Minorities within Minorities: Filipino Muslim Women in the Midst of Armed Conflict

1991-2000, Case Study, Foreign, Journal/Magazine/Review / By

This paper focuses on the impact the war has had on Filipino Muslim women and the consequent role women take in peace making. The first two sections will describe the ongoing armed conflict and will provide the oppressive context of the war such as existing conditions of poverty, inadequate civic services, graft and corruption in …

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