How climate change impacts gender-based violence and harassment at work

How climate change impacts gender-based violence and harassment at work

As climate impacts increase, so too does the violence and harassment facing women in the world of work. Devex looks at the reasons why, and the efforts to address it.

Every day millions of women experience gender-based violence and harassment, or GBVH, in the world of work — whether they work in a factory, a farm, online, or in an informal marketplace. With climate change increasing the prevalence and intensity of extreme weather events, including droughts, floods, hurricanes, and heat waves, women workers are being further exposed to risk, experts say.

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