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Source(s)
Kollmair, M., et al., New figures for old stories:
Migration and remittances in Nepal, Migration Letters, 2006;
NHRC, Trafficking in Person Especially on Women and
Children in Nepal, 2008.
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by GRID-Arendal
Labour migration from Nepal
Year:
2011
Author:
Riccardo Pravettoni, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
Description:
As numerous studies have demonstrated, women bear the
disproportionate burden of the costs of disasters, if their rights are not ensured and if gender, socio-cultural and political-economic inequalities within the context of gender relations and institutions are not addressed (Mehta, 2007). When disasters hit, more women than men die because of lack of information, mobility, decision-making, access to resources and training, gender-based cultural norms and barriers, and high rates of male out-migration.
This graphic shows gender proportion in labour migration from Nepal.
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