Titlebook: Water Security Across the Gender Divide; Christiane Fr?hlich,Giovanna Gioli,Henri Myrttinen Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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More than Women and Men: A Framework for Gender and Intersectionality Research on Environmental Crisronmental crises occur in social contexts imbued with gender and other power relations. Existing literature in this area has examined how gender shapes issues of water access, use, governance, and adaptation to environmental crises. Gender, however, has been variously construed and theorized in this

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Gender and Water in the Middle East. Local and Global Realities and fluid category, and its role in water dynamics, the most “relational” of all resources, is indeed crucial, albeit generally rendered invisible. Our aim in this paper is to contextualise crucial dynamics in gender relations that flow through water, by exploring local water systems in the Middle

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Gender and Water in the Middle East. Local and Global Realities and fluid category, and its role in water dynamics, the most “relational” of all resources, is indeed crucial, albeit generally rendered invisible. Our aim in this paper is to contextualise crucial dynamics in gender relations that flow through water, by exploring local water systems in the Middle

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Land and Water Reforms in South Africa: “Men in White Coats”uth Africa. South Africa is currently identified as being in a state of a water crisis?– and there are contentious and deeply polarized viewpoints on how the water security situation is linked to the transformation agenda. Through the narrative of an “emerging” female black farmer’s experiences with

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Integrating Gender Equality in WASH Emergency Response in the Central African Republico these services is mediated by the identities of providers and beneficiaries, as well as their perspectives of what are the most pressing needs. As such, they are entangled in complex formal and informal rules and power relations from the household all the way to the national level. In recognition

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Integrating Gender Equality in WASH Emergency Response in the Central African Republico these services is mediated by the identities of providers and beneficiaries, as well as their perspectives of what are the most pressing needs. As such, they are entangled in complex formal and informal rules and power relations from the household all the way to the national level. In recognition

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Engaging with Gender in Water Governance and Practice in Kenya gender. This paper examines the extent to which water–related policies and plans of the Kenyan government engage with gender. It analyses how the framing conditions set by the policies and plans affect the management of community water groups in Laikipia, and assesses whether the community water gr

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Engaging with Gender in Water Governance and Practice in Kenya gender. This paper examines the extent to which water–related policies and plans of the Kenyan government engage with gender. It analyses how the framing conditions set by the policies and plans affect the management of community water groups in Laikipia, and assesses whether the community water gr

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When Water Security Programmes Seek to Empower Women – A Case Study from Western Nepalces can transform disempowered women into successful rural entrepreneurs. However, because such programmes often rely on simplistic representations of water, gender relations, and empowerment, they risk perpetuating and exacerbating gender inequalities..Our study unpacks the storylines that drive wa