“Natural hazards, such as floods, droughts and earthquakes, are gender neutral – but their impacts are not,” according to this blog. Even men and women, boys and girls from the same household experien...
This blog discusses the unprecedented combination of negative shocks impacting South Asia in recent years and the need to smooth these in a way that leaves no one behind. It highlights this report, wh...
The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (2015-2030) remains the keystone international policy for DRR. This blog celebrates the recent launch of the Framework’s Gender Action Plan (the Sendai...
Want to learn more about gender-responsive social protection in crisis contexts? This guidance note looks at how social protection instruments and systems can support gender equality and women’s empow...
Interested in the ethics of conducting research in the aftermath of natural disasters or in fragile and conflict-affected contexts? This humanitarian research toolkit provides guidelines for minimizin...
Need tips on how to advance gender equality and women’s empowerment in crisis and recovery settings? This toolkit presents entry points and innovative practices, backed up by data, indicators, and exp...
This study finds that women allocate disproportionately more land out of subsistence and into income-generating crops after a drought. Using a novel weather shock measure that combines spatial rainfal...
Adaptive social protection (ASP) schemes, which integrate fundamental social protection with disaster risk management and adaptation to climate change, are increasingly used to prevent or mitigate the...
This report draws on 25 case studies to document gender mainstreaming in disaster risk reduction (DRR) and lessons learned. The case studies examine impacts and results, good practices, and potential ...
Presenting a qualitative analysis of the experiences of women earthquake survivors during and after the 2015 earthquake in Nepal, this paper focuses on how socioeconomic factors, such as citizenship, ...
This report combines time allocation data from the Pakistan Rural Household Panel Surveys (2012-2014) with village-level flood depth data from satellite imagery to understand labor impacts from floodi...
“Since marriage is almost universal and divorce still an anomaly in South Asia, age at marriage is one of the most important determinants of women’s and their children’s well-being,” begins this study...