Vol. 10 No. 3 (2024): Gender, Intersectionality and Climate Change

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.51732/njssh.v10i3

Published: 2024-12-31

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Perspective

Editorial

Faisal Jamil, PhD

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Articles

Evaluating the impact of Renewable and Non-Renewable Resources on CO2 Emissions and Sustainability

Abdul Qadeer, Muhammad Suleman, Shees Mujtaba Husnain, Dr. Ghamz-e-Ali Siyal

7-24
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Role of Female Labor Force Participation on Climate Change Risk and Human Security in Selected Districts of Punjab

Yasmin Bushra, Sherbaz Sadia, Irshad Iffat

25-41
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Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice based Study on Extreme Weather Events in Pakistan

Aqsa Batool, Gul E Zahra, Dr. Ghulam Ishaq

43-60
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Exploring the Gendered Dimensions of Health and Well-being in Climate Change Adaptation

Basma Batool, Mehwish Zulfiqar

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Climate Change Adaptation and Maternal Health through Legal Frameworks and Policy

Hira Khurshid, Arooj Bokhari

73-94
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Gender-Inclusive Climate Change Adaptation Policies: An Empirical Analysis of Climate Swap Funding Impact Using Two-Step GMM Technique

Ahmad U.S., Safdar. S, Anwer M.S., Zia Ur Rehman

95-120
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Women's Empowerment and Vulnerability to Climate Change: An Econometric Analysis of South Asian Countries

Bushra Mushtaq, Muhammad Afzal

121-145
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Leveraging Gender Inclusion and Partnerships in Reducing the Impacts of Climate Change in Northern Nigeria

Oluwasegun Ogunsakin, Oluwaseun Abiodun Ilemikun

147-168
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Characteristics of Community Change Agents to Promote Equitable Health Services and Combat Harmful Gender Norms among Climate-Affected Communities in Sindh

Nighat Lakhiar, Asif Ali i Jatoi, Lopamudra Paul, Mohamad Ibrahim (Bram) Brooks

169-184
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