10 Hrs
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الصباح
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Women and Climate Justice
A three-day training workshop on the effects of climate change, drought and water stress on women’s rights—particularly in rural areas—has concluded in the Casablanca–Settat region. It brought together elected women representatives, community activists and women’s rights advocates. The workshop discussed how water scarcity affects women’s cooperatives and the incomes of agricultural workers, and how it leads to increased unpaid domestic work, rural displacement and girls dropping out of school. Its recommendations called for prioritising water-supply projects in rural areas, supporting affected cooperatives and workers, and strengthening sustainable agriculture and social safety nets. The workshop was the eighth stop in the “Tawazoun” project on climate justice and women’s rights in Morocco.
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