Gender and Climate Change Vulnerability

1. Design the core concepts, theories and debates underpinning gender and climate change vulnerability, situating them within both global scholarship and African lived realities.

2. Interrogate practical tools and methods for delivering gender and climate change vulnerability in low-resource, high-need community settings.

3.Demonstrate how gender and climate change vulnerability intersects with gender, environment, mental health and governance within the SWEEP integrated practice model.

4. Construct a workable action plan, case protocol or enterprise concept applying the principles of gender and climate change vulnerability to a real community context.