FIRE: A framework for integrating human rights and gender equality in disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation

IF 3.5 3区 环境科学与生态学 Q1 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES Climate and Development Pub Date : 2022-11-02 DOI:10.1080/17565529.2022.2138694
M. Scott, Ha Nguyen, M. Boyland, C. Ituarte-Lima, Natalia Biskupska, Pannawadee Somboon, Lena Fransson
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ABSTRACT This article introduces the Framework for Integrating Rights and Equality (FIRE): a transdisciplinary framework that builds synergies between human rights-based (HRBA) and gender equality approaches to disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation (CCA). It describes how FIRE has been developed, tested and refined over the course of a five-year regional learning and technical cooperation programme in Asia. Recognising that both HRBA and gender equality approaches have informed development initiatives for decades, this article identifies limitations addressed by FIRE. Acknowledging the critical role of civil society in advocating for change on behalf of disadvantaged groups, we highlight the importance of a framework that supports state actors to practically integrate human rights and gender equality into operations at national and sub-national levels. Reflecting a consolidation of international standards and guidelines and a systematic integration of gender equality perspectives with an emphasis on practical utility, we argue that FIRE can be used at multiple levels of governance by state as well as non-state actors for enhancing DRR, CCA and sustainable development outcomes.
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FIRE:将人权和性别平等纳入减少灾害风险和适应气候变化的框架
摘要本文介绍了权利与平等一体化框架(FIRE):这是一个跨学科框架,在减少灾害风险和适应气候变化的基于人权和性别平等的方法之间建立协同作用。它描述了在亚洲为期五年的区域学习和技术合作方案中,FIRE是如何发展、测试和完善的。认识到HRBA和性别平等方法几十年来一直为发展倡议提供信息,本文确定了FIRE解决的局限性。我们承认民间社会在代表弱势群体倡导变革方面的关键作用,并强调了一个支持国家行为者将人权和性别平等切实纳入国家和地方各级行动的框架的重要性。我们认为,FIRE可以在国家和非国家行为者的多个治理层面上用于提高DRR、CCA和可持续发展成果,这反映了国际标准和指导方针的整合,以及性别平等观点的系统整合,强调实用性。
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