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Climate-related risks and coastal livelihoods: lived realities, gender and adaptation
Rural coastal people are highly susceptible to climate-related risks, which can result in a range of adverse impacts. These impacts are felt differently based on the assets people possess and their gender. This research seeks to understand how people in Tshani Mankosi, a coastal rural village in the...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2025
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