The Gender Dimension Of Climate Change And Food Security (Riza Bernabe)
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The document discusses the impacts of climate change on food security and how these impacts affect men and women farmers in Asia. Key findings from research conducted in Indonesia, Timor Leste, and Cambodia show that climate change exacerbates food insecurity, and that women play an important role in food production and ensuring household food security. However, climate change poses greater risks and uncertainties for women due to their various productive and reproductive roles. The document outlines responses to address these issues at the local, national, and international levels.
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- 1. The Gender Dimension of Climate Change and Food Security for the Asian Farmers’ Association Bangkok, Thailand October 6 - 8, 2009
- 11. GHG Emission of selected countries
- 12. Share of Selected Countries to World Co2 Emissions
- 16. Research Results
- 24. Farmers observe climate change: Indonesia
- 25. Farmers Observe Climate Change: Timor Leste
- 26. Farmers Observe Climate Change: Cambodia
- 31. Local, National and International Responses