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Q&A: How to include more local women in emergency response

Mira Adam
October 23, 2019

An Article that presents Q & A regarding how to include more local women in emergency response. For more details, open the link URL to access the whole article

Article Source: The New Humanitarian

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Women and Gender in Disaster Management

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