交叉路径:生态女性主义视角下的交叉性、水资源管理和负责任的旅游业促进性别包容的社区发展

IF 3.7 Q2 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Current Research in Environmental Sustainability Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI:10.1016/j.crsust.2024.100254
Anjal Prakash , Vilina Engheepi , Shivaang Sinha
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锡金是印度东北部的一个喜马拉雅邦。其首府甘托克(Gangtok)是风景最优美的地方之一,许多游客都会到此近距离观赏大自然。泉水是城市供水的主要来源之一,尤其是在城市外围,泉水还用于城市周围村庄的灌溉。随着人口的快速增长、城市化的不断扩大以及气候条件迅速变化的影响,锡金正在努力填补日益增长的水资源供需缺口,这危及居民的长期水资源安全。虽然具有挑战性的地形极大地影响了水资源的获取,但人们一直在争论水资源的可用性仅仅是实际短缺的概念。这就没有考虑到水的公平性问题,即不平等的分配和社会动态会限制某些群体的用水。本文采用交叉生态女性主义方法来解构现有的概念,即水资源供应如何被认为是实际短缺,而不是能够预见阻碍妇女参与保护或管理水资源的其他因素。此外,本文还在这种地方管理做法与该地区负责任的旅游业增长之间建立了联系。
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Intersecting pathways: Eco-feminist perspectives on intersectionality, water management, and responsible tourism for gender-inclusive community development

Sikkim is a Himalayan state in the northeastern part of India. Its capital Gangtok, is one of the most scenic places is visited by several tourists for a close view of nature. Springs are one of the major sources of water supply for the city, especially for the city's outskirts, and are used for irrigation for the villages around the city. With the rapid population growth, expanding urbanisation, and effects of rapidly changing climatic conditions, Sikkim is struggling to fill the increasing water demand-supply gap jeopardizing the long term security of water resources for its residents. While challenging terrain significantly affects water access, the pre-existing notion that water availability is simply a physical shortage has been debated. This fails to consider issues of water equity, where unequal distribution and social dynamics can limit access for certain groups. This paper employs an intersectional ecofeminism approach to deconstruct the pre-existing notion of how water availability is considered a physical shortage rather than being able to envision other factors that hinder the involvement of women in conserving or managing water resources. Furthermore, the paper also establishes links between such local management practices and responsible tourism growth in the region.

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Current Research in Environmental Sustainability
Current Research in Environmental Sustainability Environmental Science-General Environmental Science
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