Staying alive: Navigating water, gender and poverty inequalities in Kafr El Sheikh, Egypt

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2022-10-16

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Deepa Joshi, Nisreen Lahham, Amina Dessouki. (16/10/2022). Staying alive: Navigating water, gender and poverty inequalities in Kafr El Sheikh, Egypt. URL: https://www.iwmi.org/blogs/staying-alive-navigating-water-gender-and-poverty-inequalities-in-kafr-el-sheikh-egypt/

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The blog is on the results and findings of a CGIAR GENDER Platform supported project linked to the IWMI’s Rewater-Mena project aimed that analyzed the gender-power dynamics of irrigation at the tail ends of the drainage networks.

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Nisreen Lahham  https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6428-6920

Contributes to SDGs

SDG 2 - Zero hunger
SDG 5 - Gender equality
SDG 6 - Clean water and sanitation
AGROVOC Keywords
gender equality; zero hunger; clean water and sanitation; climate adaptation and mitigation; nutrition, health and food security; gender equality, youth and social inclusion
Countries
Egypt
Regions
Northern Africa
Organizations Affiliated to the Authors
International Water Management Institute; Suez Canal University
Investors/sponsors
CGIAR Trust Fund
CGIAR Action Areas
Resilient Agrifood Systems
CGIAR Impact Areas
Climate adaptation and mitigation; Nutrition, health and food security; Gender equality, youth and social inclusion
CGIAR Initiatives
Fragility to Resilience in Central and West Asia and North Africa

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IWMI News and Blogs
CGIAR GENDER Platform COVID-19 grants
CGIAR Initiative on Fragility to Resilience in Central and West Asia and North Africa