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Women adapting to climate change in Nepal | DOCUMENTARY

Topics: Displacement, Migration, Integration | Gender Weltweit | Climate Change, Energy and Environment
Video | Created by FES Asia Editorial

Bahav (eng: flow) explores how Nepalese women in two of Nepal’s most remote districts have been navigating changing climatic conditions and their impacts on water resources.

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