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An intersectional climate risk framework: understanding gendered climate vulnerability in South Africa

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climatesocioeconomic

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paper
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LeiSonGinPet
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We developed an intersectional climate risk framework to demonstrate how an individual’s vulnerability to climate hazards and exposure is shaped by the unique combination of intersecting traits that affect one’s sensitivity and adaptive capacity. This framework can be used for integrating gender and intersectionality into climate risk assessments in order to understand vulnerability, and to inform the design and implementation of equitable adaptation responses. For more information please see this paper: Stadler L, Benya S, Ziervogel G, and Holden P. Submitted. Integrating intersectionality into climate risk assessments: Review of gendered vulnerability in South Africa. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change. Preprint available here: doi.org

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Human impacts of climate change and human adaptationClimate change impacts and adaptation not elsewhere classifiedgenderintersectionalityvulnerabilityclimate riskland ownership

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