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  • A qualitative study in Kurigram, Bangladesh, conducted between January and August 2025, finds that marginalization, inequity, and elite capture of inland fisheries by wealthy men hinder climate resilience. The study highlights that women are particularly vulnerable due to intersecting inequalities and argues that current gender-sensitive disaster risk reduction efforts are insufficient, calling instead for a gender-transformative, bottom-up approach to fisheries governance.

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    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: Kurigram DistrictBangladesh
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