Sustaining the development of rural and pastoral communities' hinges on livelihood
resilience. Pastoralist household resilience relies on resource availability and decision …

Amongst the communities at highest risk due from climate change in Bangladesh are the
agricultural and fishing communities of the river island chars, which have poor access to …

The adverse impacts of climate change have emerged as one of the primary threats to
human development; however, the climate change economic impact evaluation literature …

Gender equality is a fundamental value of the European Union (EU), as reflected in its policy
framework. Despite commendable progress, gender disparities persist, particularly in the …

Agriculture is the primary source of livelihood for agro-pastoral families in the central
highlands of Afghanistan. However, their livelihoods have been significantly affected by …

The research regarding women in disaster policy discourse received attention from scholars
and policymakers as the current leading international disaster policy had a shortfall in …

The mobilisation of women in conflict resolution is often constrained by a cultural context that
limits them to gender-specific spaces and roles. Women can be both triggers of conflict and …

In Bangladesh, women endure the consequences of climate change while also serving a
crucial role in domestic and community‐led climate change responses. Given the gender …

Women's empowerment has consistently been a subject of debate within the intricate socio-
cultural context of Bangladesh. The occurrence of flood disasters presents increased …

Pastoralist communities in Kenya are facing increasing challenges due to climate change,
which exacerbates livelihood stress and has significant implications for mental health …