Volume V Special Issue VI December 2025

Name of Author : Dr. Ginu George

Title of the paper : Gender and Vulnerability in Climate-Induced Migration: A Global Perspective

Abstract: Climate change has become one of the most urgent global concerns of the twenty first century, displacing millions of people and deepening existing social and gender inequalities. Women, especially those in the Global South, carry a disproportionate share of climate burdens due to structural, cultural, and economic constraints that limit their adaptive capacity. This paper examines the intersection of gender and climate induced migration through the lens of Feminist Political Ecology FPE, exploring how environmental degradation, displacement, and livelihood loss intensify womens vulnerabilities while also highlighting their resilience and leadership. Drawing from international case studies and statistical evidence, the study argues for the urgent need to incorporate gender sensitive strategies and inclusive adaptation frameworks into climate policy.

Keywords : Climate change, gender, migration, vulnerability, resilience, Feminist Political Ecology

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Page Number : 92-95