This resarch project is under the Natural Resources and Rural Development cluster and aims at assessing and examining gender-related risks, vulnerabilities and opportunities associated with climate change and variability on pastoralist communities. The specific aims of the research project are to examine and understand the gender dimensions of climate change and variability among pastoral societies by assessing and examining: Gender-related risks, vulnerabilities and opportunities associated with climate change and variability on pastoralist communities; Gender differentiated impacts of climate change and variability on pastoral communities; Level of awareness of pastoralist communities on the occurrence, severity, dynamics and impacts of climate change and variability on pastoral women; Pastoralist women’s historical, traditional and new coping and adaptation mechanisms to climate change and variability and the dynamics; Success stories and challenges of policies, programs and projects that are designed by national governments to address the negative impacts of climate change and variability on pastoral communities especially women; and The role of pastoral women in planning and decision-making on issues of climate change and variability at community and national levels.

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