This aims to make a gender-sensitive DRR that can effectively deliver women from persistent vulnerability and gender inequality, and empower them fully to make their families, homes and community livelihoods disaster-resilient. It can change if we do not miss or ignore gender issues in designing and implementing disaster risk reduction and management programs. The role …
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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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The Center for Women’s Resources (CWR) deemed it necessary to have a picture of women’s poverty status at the community level and to have a detailed information on household economics – household income and expenditure, coping mechanisms of households or families and to know how the Filipino women are faring in these dire times. This …
Survey on the Economic and Living Conditions of Urban and Rural Poor Women Read More »
