Workshop 5 (synthesis): feminization of water security

Area of Science:

• Environmental Science
• Sociology
• Water Resource Management

Background:

• Traditional water management often overlooks the crucial role and contributions of women.
• Limited recognition of women's capacities hinders effective water resource governance and equitable distribution.

Framework:

• This study proposes a framework that integrates women's knowledge and participation into water management.
• The framework emphasizes capacity building, skill development, and the inclusion of diverse perspectives.

Implementation:

• Implementing this framework involves targeted training programs for women in water management.
• Community engagement strategies are crucial for fostering an environment where women's voices are heard and valued.

Implications:

• Integrating women into water management leads to improved resource allocation and sustainability.
• Enhanced participation of women can address water scarcity and promote equitable access to water resources.