Gender | Pacific Climate Change Portal

Women, Girls, Boys and Men: Different Needs - Equal Opportunities - IASC Gender Handbook in Humanitarian Action (Document)

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Working With Women at Risk - Practical Guidelines for Assessing Local Disaster Risk (Document)

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Women, Gender Equality and Climate Change - Factsheet (Document)

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Vulnerability & Capacity Assessment (VCA) Vunibau Village, Navua (Document)

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Training on Gender and Disaster Risk Management Session 3 - Overview of the disaster risk management cycle (Document)

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Disaster risk reduction

Training on Gender and Disaster Risk Management Session 3 – Overview of the Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Cycle (2) (Document)

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Why does Gender matter in Crisis situation?

Training on Gender and Disaster Risk Management Session 6 –Engendering the Disaster Risk Management Cycle (Document)

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Overall principles for gender sensitivity in DRM

Training on gender and disaster risk management Session 2: Key concepts – hazards, disaster, risk, vulnerability (Document)

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Disasters are not natural

Training on Gender and Disaster Risk Management Section 1: Key Concepts - Gender and Sex (Document)

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The term sex refers to biological differences between males and females. These are fixed and mostly unchangeable, and vary little across cultures and over time.

Gender refers to socially learned differences between males and females

Explains differences in the social, economic and political relations between men and women

The gendered dimensions of disaster risk management and adaptation to climate change - Stories from the Pacific (Document)

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