Gender mainstreaming guidelines for disaster management programmes : a pricipled socio-economic and gender analysis (SEAGA) approach.

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Graham, Angus

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TextPublication details: [New York, N.Y.] : Division for the Advancement of Women, 2001Description: 26 pSubject(s):

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363.34808 21

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Subject: Paper outlines the role of Socio-Economic and Gender Analysis in addressing the need to tackle root causes of vulnerability to natural disasters. It is observed that natural disasters have had an ever-increasing imapct on lives and assets of human beings all over the world. The papaer recognizes that the implementation of disaster reduction measures constitutes a central aspect of any sustainable development policy.

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Paper outlines the role of Socio-Economic and Gender Analysis in addressing the need to tackle root causes of vulnerability to natural disasters. It is observed that natural disasters have had an ever-increasing imapct on lives and assets of human beings all over the world. The papaer recognizes that the implementation of disaster reduction measures constitutes a central aspect of any sustainable development policy.

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