Gender, development, and climate change
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書誌事項
Gender, development, and climate change
（Oxfam focus on gender）
Oxfam GB, c2002
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Cover title
Originally published in the journal Gender and development
Includes bibliographical references
収録内容
- Editorial / Rachel Masika
- Climate change vulnerability, impacts, and adaptation : why does gender matter? / Fatma Denton
- Climate change : learning from gender analysis and women's experiences of organising for sustainable development / Irene Dankelman
- Protocols, treaties, and action: the 'climate change process' viewed through gender spectacles / Margaret M. Skutsch
- Kyoto protocol negotiations : reflections on the role of women / Delia Villagrasa
- Gender and climate hazards in Bangladesh / Terry Cannon
- Uncertain predictions, invisible impacts, and the need to mainstream gender in climate change adaptations / Valerie Nelson ... [et al.]
- Gendering responses to El Niño in rural Peru / Rosa Rivero Reyes
- The Noel Kempff project in Bolivia : gender, power, and decision-making in climate mitigation / Emily Boyd
- Reducing risk and vulnerability to climate change in India: the capabilities approach / Marlene Roy and Henry David Venema
- Promoting the role of women in sustainable energy development in Africa : networking and capacity-building / Tieho Makhabane
- Transforming power relationships : building capacity for ecological security / Mary Jo Larson
- Resources / compiled by Ruth Evans
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In the face of extreme weather events, desertification and a rise in the sea levels, governments and communities increasingly recognize that the need to adapt and mitigate to climate change is urgent. The global agenda and negotiations focus on what governments, corporations and institutions can do in the search for large-scale technological solutions. Yet women, men and local communities all have roles, responsibilities and interests that hold the potential either to harm or benefit the environment. This book considers the gendered dimensions of climate change. It shows how gender analysis has been widely overlooked in debates about climate change and its interactions with poverty and demonstrates its importance for those seeking to understand the impacts of global environmental change on human communities. Ranging in scope from high-level global decision-making to local communities, the contributors examine the potential impacts of environmental degradation and change on vulnerable groups. They highlight the different vulnerabilities, risks and coping strategies of poor women and men in the face of environmental degradation and increased livelihood insecurity.
They show how good gender analysis at all levels of policy-making and implementation is essential in ensuring equitable outcomes for women and men and key to creating climate change policies that work for poor people as well as for the rich.
目次
- Editorial 2
- Climate change vulnerability, impacts, and adaptation: why does gender matter? 10
- Climate change: learning from gender analysis and women's experiences of organising for sustainable development 21
- Protocols, treaties, and action: the 'climate change process' viewed through gender spectacles 30
- Kyoto Protocol negotiations: reflections on the role of women 40
- Gender and climate hazards in Bangladesh 45
- Uncertain predictions, invisible impacts, and the need to mainstream gender in climate change adaptations 51
- Gendering responses to El Nino in rural Peru 60
- The Noel Kempff project in Bolivia: gender, power, and decision-making in climate mitigation 70
- Reducing risk and vulnerability to climate change in India: the capabilities approach 78
- Promoting the role of women in sustainable energy development in Africa: networking and capacity-building 84
- Transforming power relationships: building capacity for ecological security 92
- Resources 102
- Publications 102
- Electronic resources 107
- Journals 110
- Organisations 110
- Videos 112
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