Gender considerations for disaster risk financing in Fiji
Dudley, Alexandra, Phillips, Jennifer and Cissé, Jennifer (2023). Gender considerations for disaster risk financing in Fiji. United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security.
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Author Dudley, Alexandra
Phillips, Jennifer
Cissé, JenniferTitle Gender considerations for disaster risk financing in Fiji Publication Date 2023-03-03 Place of Publication Bonn Publisher United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security Pages 23 Language eng Abstract This policy report highlights the disparate impacts of extreme weather events on men and women in Fiji. It emphasizes the need to consider gender differences in education, employment, income, and household relations when designing strategies and disaster risk financing initiatives to improve the financial preparedness against climate shocks in Fiji. Additionally, the report explores variations in financial instrument usage, gender-differentiated post-disaster coping mechanisms and demonstrates the correlation between extreme weather events and gender-based violence. UNBIS Thesaurus GENDER
CLIMATE CHANGE
FIJI
GENDER EQUALITY
GENDER-BASED VIOLENCEKeyword CDRFI
Climate disaster risk finance and insurance
Disasters
Disaster risk financing
Disaster risk finance
Pacific
Small island developing states
Financial inclusion
Household relations
Gender normsCopyright Holder United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security Copyright Year 2023 Copyright type All rights reserved DOI 10.53324/JRHS3912 -
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