This article reviews findings from IUCN on gender-based violence and links with environmental pressures, issues and threats. The article presents views from IUCN, as well as experts from Bangladesh on these connections, and the gaps in climate-related policies at international and national levels to address them.
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Author:
- Tebany Yune
Organization:
- Mic
Citation:
- Yune, T. (2020). 'Climate change is contributing to exploitation of women, new report details' (29 January 2020). Mic. Available at: https://www.mic.com/p/climate-change-is-contributing-to-exploitation-of-women-new-report-details-21756741
Synopsis
Classifications
- Accessing and Controlling Natural Resources, Addressing Gender-Based Violence, Building Gender Knowledge and Capacities, Gendered Work Burdens, Making the Case
- Climate Change, Deforestation and Degradation
- Fisheries, Forests
- Asia and the Pacific, Bangladesh, Global, United Kingdom, Western Europe
- Civil Society, Development Agencies, Donors and Funds, Government
- External
- News Article
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