In rural Bangladesh, patriarchal gendered norms aggravate the vulnerability of women to
disasters such as floods because of male dominance in access to resources and decision …

Abstract In 2018–2020, 82% of Malawian's were classed as moderately or severely food
insecure. For decades, Malawian's have used their social capital as a coping mechanism to …

Purpose This study assesses the SDG-related well-being of indigenous communities in
India using bibliometric analysis and the ADO-TCM framework. It provides insights into their …

The purpose of this paper is to elucidate that there is a measured resolution to discriminate
against women in the public and private domains. The paper is virtuously theoretical and …

Gender as unequal power relations intersects with global environmental change threatening
agriculture-based livelihoods, including land degradation, increasing climate variability, and …

Agriculture is the mainstay of rural communities, especially women, in Zimbabwe and
themajority of Sub-Saharan Africa. However, smallholder agriculture in Zimbabwe is …

Recent research shows that climate change is affecting rural agriculture in sub-Saharan
Africa, and the role of microfinance in addressing women's environmental concerns has …

Involvement of local communities in water resource management has the potential to sustain
resilient community water security. The present study describes the role of a community …

This study examined the perceptions of the Motupa community in Limpopo Province, South
Africa, regarding the economic impact of climate change on their livelihood patterns. The …

Small-holder farmers are the pillars of the rural economy, food security and sustainable
livelihoods. As a result of the numerous institutionalized gender inequities that are ingrained …