Pakistan’s Climate-hit Women Farmers Turn to Borrowing Amid Financial Exclusion
A new study shows that women farmers are turning to borrowing to cope with climate-related shocks.
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Developing country vulnerable to impacts of climate change.
Under development.
A new study shows that women farmers are turning to borrowing to cope with climate-related shocks.
France ambassador to Pakistan Nicolas Galey on Wednesday said that more than 350 applications from across Pakistan highlighted t
In Pakistan, the adverse impact of climate change on gender is not just an emerging issue but an immediate crisis.
The Pakistani Government must focus on transforming commitments into meaningful action by prioritising gender-sensitive policies
The district-wide campaign raises awareness among women workers and growers about the intensifying risks of climate change.
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