Gender, development, and climate change
By: edited by Rachel Masika.
Contributors: Masika, Rachel.
Series: Oxfam focus on gender
Publisher: Oxfam GB
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 112
Subjects: Climatic changes -- Social aspects -- Developing countries.; Sex role -- Developing countries.
Other titles: Gender and development.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Cover title.
Originally published in the journal Gender and development.
Table of contents: title: Editorial / Rachel Masika; title: Climate change vulnerability, impacts, and adaptation: why does gender matter? / Fatma Denton; title: Climate change: learning from gender analysis and women's experiences of organising for sustainable development / Irene Dankelman; title: Protocols, treaties, and action: the 'climate change process' viewed through gender spectacles / Margaret M. Skutsch; title: Kyoto protocol negotiations: reflections on the role of women / Delia Villagrasa; title: Gender and climate hazards in Bangladesh / Terry Cannon; title: Uncertain predictions, invisible impacts, and the need to mainstream gender in climate change adaptations / Valerie Nelson ... [et al.]; title: Gendering responses to El Niño in rural Peru / Rosa Rivero Reyes; title: The Noel Kempff project in Bolivia: gender, power, and decision-making in climate mitigation / Emily Boyd; title: Reducing risk and vulnerability to climate change in India: the capabilities approach / Marlene Roy and Henry David Venema; title: Promoting the role of women in sustainable energy development in Africa: networking and capacity-building / Tieho Makhabane; title: Transforming power relationships: building capacity for ecological security / Mary Jo Larson; title: Resources / compiled by Ruth Evans.