Women’s Voices Can Strengthen Climate-Health Research, Study Finds
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Women’s knowledge and perspectives can make climate-health research and policy more relevant and better grounded in local realities, according to the source material. The draft focuses on what women in Indonesia and Malaysia want from research on climate and health. It argues that including women’s views can improve how research is designed and how policy action is carried out.