- women and water
- women still carry most of the world’s water
- women and water video
- women and water
- burdensome reality for women
Around the world women and girls often trek long distances to get water to meet their families’ basic needs. The time demands are enormous. In sub-Saharan Africa, for example, women and girls spend 40 billion hours a year collecting water, equivalent to a year’s worth of labour by the entire workforce in France.1
- water and gender
- water in Latin America: the importance of gender relations
- Bangladesh’s water crisis a story of gender
- carrying water and how it affects women’s health
- women, water management, and health
- a women’s issue pdf
- gender roles collecting water in India pdf
