Climate Change affects everyone in the world. But people are affected differently depending on their location, ethnicity, race, age or gender. In interviews with international experts, Annika explores why this is the case and why women are hardest hit by climatic changes. From migration patterns to water governance to feminist economics, we discuss the different angles of the issue and delve deep into interconnection of Gender Inequality and Climate Change. Each episode ends with solutions and recommendations on how to create Climate Justice: Diversity is the key to sustainability.
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Climate Change affects everyone in the world. But people are affected differently depending on their location, ethnicity, race, age or gender. In interviews with international experts, Annika explores why this is the case and why women are hardest hit by climatic changes. From migration patterns to water governance to feminist economics, we discuss the different angles of the issue and delve deep into interconnection of Gender Inequality and Climate Change. Each episode ends with solutions and recommendations on how to create Climate Justice: Diversity is the key to sustainability.
#36: Sarika Kulkarni, how can indigenous wisdom mitigate climate change?
Gender & Climate
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#36: Sarika Kulkarni, how can indigenous wisdom mitigate climate change?
In this episode Sarika Kulkarni shares about indigenous wisdom, how tribes can influence climate justice and what we can learn from them.
In this episode we talk about the role that
indigenous communities play in the gender-climate-nexus. We therefore are happy to welcome Dr. Sarika Kulkarni from India as our guest speaker today.
After an amazing memorable stint as an academician she became an entrepreneur and fouded her not-for-profit "Raah Foundation" to make a better world for
the Tribals" What that exaclty means, how she goes about it and and why indigenous communities are so important when we talk about Climate Change and Gender Inequality, that's what Sarika will share with
us in this episode.
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Gender & Climate
Climate Change affects everyone in the world. But people are affected differently depending on their location, ethnicity, race, age or gender. In interviews with international experts, Annika explores why this is the case and why women are hardest hit by climatic changes. From migration patterns to water governance to feminist economics, we discuss the different angles of the issue and delve deep into interconnection of Gender Inequality and Climate Change. Each episode ends with solutions and recommendations on how to create Climate Justice: Diversity is the key to sustainability.
