Gender, climate change and livelihoods : vulnerabilities and adaptations /
edited by Joshua Eastin and Kendra Dupuy.
- Oxfordshire; CABI, 2021.
- viii, 231 pages
An introduction to Gender, Climate Change, and Livelihoods / Joshua Eastin and Kendra Dupuy -- A gendered approach to understanding climate change impacts: Lessons from a coastal region of Bangladesh / Salim Momtaz, Muhammad Asaduzzaman, and Zobaidul Kabir -- Understanding gendered impact of disasters on women, household dynamics and coping strategies: A case study of Bangladesh / Nahid Rezwana -- Gender, weather shocks and food security: Empirical evidence from Uganda / Francis Mwesigye -- Managing livelihood in displacement: The politics of landownership and embodied health and wellbeing by senior women in Kenya / Elizabeth Opiyo Onyango -- Seeing Through Water: Gender, Anxiety, and Livelihoods in Large-Scale Infrastructural Development in the Era of Climate Change / Yvonne A. Braun -- Caring for corn and beans: Re-assessing subsistence agriculture and climate change / Elisabeth Garner -- Climate change, livelihoods, and domestic violence in Indonesia / Joshua Eastin -- Gender and Climate-Smart Agriculture in Africa / Agnes A. Babugura -- Gender differences in awareness and adoption of climate-smart agriculture practices in Bangladesh / Elizabeth Bryan, Edward Kato, and Quinn Bernier -- Gender and Climate Change Adaptation in Livestock Production in Tunisia / Dina Najjar and Bipasha Baruah -- The Nexus Between Climate Change, Migration, and Gender / Diana Hummel -- Gendered Livelihood Adjustments in the Context of Climate-induced Disasters / Margaret Alston -- Climate-induced migration, Women and Decision-making Power in the Agricultural Wage Sector in Saiss Morocco / Dina Najjar, Boubaker Dhehibi, Bipasha Baruah, Aden Aw-Hassan, and Abderrahim Bentaibi -- Bringing women's livelihood and care perspectives into climate decision-making / Patricia E. Perkins and Balikisu Osman -- Gender Mainstreaming in Climate Change Adaptation Strategies in Bangladesh and Nepal / Shahreen Shehwar.