Climate change disproportionately impacts girls and women, Australia told

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 19:18 · Archive

Climate disasters disproportionately affect girls and women, Australia is urged to address at COP31.

Australia is being urged to use its role at COP31 to centre the needs of girls and women, who can be disproportionately impacted in the aftermath of climate disasters. The framing suggests that climate change amplifies existing gender inequality, with women and girls facing particular vulnerability when climate events strike.

How it is being reported

• Climate change a gender inequality 'magnifying glass'Australia must use its role at COP31 to centre the needs of girls and women, who can be disproportionately impacted in the aftermath of climate disasters.Perth Now · 6 Oct, 19:02
• Climate change a gender inequality 'magnifying glass'Australia must use its role at COP31 to centre the needs of girls and women, who can be disproportionately impacted in the aftermath of climate disasters.The West Australian · 6 Oct, 19:01

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