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and [EMOTIONAL LABOUR]
4Poor [Ventilation] in kitchens usance majority of women work for agricultural high vulnerability to heatstress.
5Informal Employment: Most working women in informal sector → [first to] be [fired] in cases of distress.
6Food & employment security is threatened.
(⊕) 25% of rural women work in agriculture high vulnerability to heatstress
[Strategies to mitigate vulnerabilities]
1[Gender sensitive] disaster management plan.
2Accelerated topped water connection to households to reduce burden on women to fetch water.
3Heat Management plan should prioritise women and food corner-led grievance.
(⊕) SHG led heat mitigation plans.
4Better ventilation for homes.
(⊕) Accelerate PMAY (Awas Yojana) completion.
5Create information dissemination on heatwave forecast to women.
Now, the ideals of [Article 21] and [Article 41] of constitution need to be aspired to reduce vulnerability of women and leverage [NARI SHAKTI] to elect with disasters.
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Conclusion
Constitutional ideals and NARI SHAKTI framework for vulnerability reduction
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This is a continuation from previous page
- Practical mitigation strategies
- Constitutional references
- Multi-sectoral approach
- Integration of government schemes
Topper
WASIM-UR-RAHMAN
AIR 1572025
Subject & Paper
GS2GS1
Topic
Role of Women and Women's Organization, Population and Associated Issues
Women
Mitigation strategies for gender vulnerabilities in heat stress
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Academic and policy-oriented
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