Framework for climate resilience in food systems with a gendered lens
With the acknowledgment of climate change as a key development concern, the concept of climate resilience to combat its impacts has gained research and policy impetus. Further, there has been a growing emphasis on gender in climate resilience, given that women are documented as experiencing greater...
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Indian Institute of Management
2023
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| author | Tank, Nikita Vishwanath, Drishti Choudhary, Anjali |
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| description | With the acknowledgment of climate change as a key development concern, the concept of climate resilience to combat its impacts has gained research and policy impetus. Further, there has been a growing emphasis on gender in climate resilience, given that women are documented as experiencing greater vulnerabilities and adaptation challenges. In the domain of agriculture and food systems, various studies develop a conceptual framework, as well as identify resilience indicators within these; for example, Waldick identifies key drivers of climate resilience (governance, demographics, markets, etc.) within a framework, and Lipper identifies potential pathways of climate-smart agriculture (CSA). Huyer expands Lipper’s framework to integrate gender and social inclusive dimensions. Given the multiplicity of interpretations and frameworks, this study seeks to: (a) examine the existing frameworks on climate resilience and gender in food systems through a systematic review, and (b) build on and strengthen these to develop an encompassing framework considering various contexts and intersectionalities, drawing from field learnings in Odisha, India. This is a mixed-methods study including secondary data and information synthesis, focus group discussions and qualitative interviews of stakeholders in food systems. The framework can serve as a comprehensive conceptual and practical diagnostic tool for policymakers to apply across different agriculture and food subsystems (such as crops, livestock, fisheries and aquaculture), for local and state contexts. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1371542024-01-05T02:02:37Z Framework for climate resilience in food systems with a gendered lens Tank, Nikita Vishwanath, Drishti Choudhary, Anjali gender agriculture research climate resilience With the acknowledgment of climate change as a key development concern, the concept of climate resilience to combat its impacts has gained research and policy impetus. Further, there has been a growing emphasis on gender in climate resilience, given that women are documented as experiencing greater vulnerabilities and adaptation challenges. In the domain of agriculture and food systems, various studies develop a conceptual framework, as well as identify resilience indicators within these; for example, Waldick identifies key drivers of climate resilience (governance, demographics, markets, etc.) within a framework, and Lipper identifies potential pathways of climate-smart agriculture (CSA). Huyer expands Lipper’s framework to integrate gender and social inclusive dimensions. Given the multiplicity of interpretations and frameworks, this study seeks to: (a) examine the existing frameworks on climate resilience and gender in food systems through a systematic review, and (b) build on and strengthen these to develop an encompassing framework considering various contexts and intersectionalities, drawing from field learnings in Odisha, India. This is a mixed-methods study including secondary data and information synthesis, focus group discussions and qualitative interviews of stakeholders in food systems. The framework can serve as a comprehensive conceptual and practical diagnostic tool for policymakers to apply across different agriculture and food subsystems (such as crops, livestock, fisheries and aquaculture), for local and state contexts. 2023-10-12 2024-01-04T12:47:52Z 2024-01-04T12:47:52Z Presentation https://hdl.handle.net/10568/137154 en Open Access application/pdf Indian Institute of Management Tank, Nikita; Drishti Vishwanath, Drishti; Choudhary, Anjali. 2023. Framework for climate resilience in food systems with a gendered lens. Presentation. Presented at the CGIAR GENDER Conference 'From Research to Impact: Towards just and resilient agri-food systems', New Delhi, India, 9-12 October 2023. Indian Institute of Management |
| spellingShingle | gender agriculture research climate resilience Tank, Nikita Vishwanath, Drishti Choudhary, Anjali Framework for climate resilience in food systems with a gendered lens |
| title | Framework for climate resilience in food systems with a gendered lens |
| title_full | Framework for climate resilience in food systems with a gendered lens |
| title_fullStr | Framework for climate resilience in food systems with a gendered lens |
| title_full_unstemmed | Framework for climate resilience in food systems with a gendered lens |
| title_short | Framework for climate resilience in food systems with a gendered lens |
| title_sort | framework for climate resilience in food systems with a gendered lens |
| topic | gender agriculture research climate resilience |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/137154 |
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