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    Thematic report on gender equality and social inclusion in disaster risk reduction in the Pacific

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    United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction - Regional Office for Asia and Pacific
    Institute for Sustainable Futures, UTS

    This report aims to capture pathways for community resilience that integrate gender equality and social inclusion in disaster risk reduction (DRR) and provides examples of good practice in Pacific Island countries. It also identifies gaps and areas where progress is most needed.

    Women have been contributing towards stronger, more resilient communities. But there are still many structural barriers that limit women’s participation in DRR. Barriers include difficult access to DRR financing for local women-led organizations. There are opportunities to promote women-led partnerships that broaden the diverse experience in DRR. These should be long-term and include women working with national agencies such as the National Disaster Management Offices and National Meteorological Services, as well as regional organizations such as PIFS, SPC and SPREP.

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    Gender Equality and Social Inclusion in Disaster Risk Reduction in the Pacific PDF, 0.9 MB English

    Last checked: 11 août 2023

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    Themes Gender Inclusion
    Country and region Oceania
    Cover
    Number of pages
    38 p.
    Publication year
    2023

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