This report presents country-level findings for Vanuatu where it examines women’s cumulative, customary knowledge, participation and collective action in climate change-affected communities. Based on multi-country collaborative research conducted by Monash University’s Gender, Peace and Security Centre in partnership with ActionAid, the research aims to develop a global framework that shall serve as a starting point for integrated, gender-responsive policy solutions and agendas across climate governance, sustainable development and crisis or emergency response. Drawing on evidence collected through field research and secondary analysis, the research findings illustrate how a gender-responsive alternative approach to climate change strengthens integration among existing policies on climate change, gender equality, and peace and sustainable development.
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