Embracing Knowledge & Expertise: Women’s Leadership in Addressing Climate-Driven Humanitarian Emergencies in Afghanistan
Afghanistan is among the world's most climate-vulnerable countries, despite its minimal contribution to greenhouse gas emissions. The country's women and girls bear the brunt of the negative impacts of climate change, which intersect with other challenges they face due to gender dynamics and mobility. This paper produced collaboratively by Samuel Hall, Islamic Relief, OCHA, and the University of Shanghai’s Research Center for Health and Wellbeing, highlights the crucial role of women in climate adaptation, especially in fragile contexts like Afghanistan.
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