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A Critical Analysis On Land Rights And Climate Resilience In India From The Lens Of Women's Access To Climate Adaptation Resources
In India, women are disproportionately affected by climate change. This is because the land which serves to them as means of livelihood and climate adaptation, they are excluded from owning it, controlling it and inheriting it due to presence of discriminatory land tenure
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