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Nepal Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) Profile For Humanitarian Action and Disaster Risk Reduction (Updated 31st August 2017)
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Rural areas are hard hit without electricity and flood affected people are temporarily residing on rooftops and in schools, post offices, temples and on open ground. Flood affected people are in need of immediate food (including specific nutrition requirements), shelter, healthcare, water, sanitation and hygiene, clothes, as well as overall protection support and services.Globally evidence has shown that gender based discrimination and violence is often reinforced, perpetuated and exacerbated by disasters. As the data above indicates, the flood affected districts are also home to some of the most marginalised population groups, including over 50% female, who already face multiple forms of prevailing discrimination, exclusion and inequalities based on gender, age, caste, ethnicity, marital status, mental and physical
abilities, sexual orientation and gender identity.

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UNWOMEN ,   (2017 )
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Others in English
Keywords:
HUMAN RIGHTS, WOMEN'S RIGHTS, EQUALITY, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY,DISCRIMINATION, SOCIAL JUSTICE, GENDER, GENDER EQUALITY
Thematic Group:
 UNWOMEN : Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women
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08.01.00  -  Population Dynamics
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