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Where Water Flows, Women Rise: Reclaiming Power in a Thirsty World

  • Jun 12
  • 6 min read

How the Global Water Crisis Reflects Systemic Gender Inequality—And Why Empowering Women is Key to a Regenerative Future

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Summary


As the global water crisis intensifies, its impacts are falling hardest on women—who are often responsible for water collection, yet excluded from decisions on water management. This article examines the gendered dimensions of water scarcity, from health and education to climate resilience, and highlights the need for systemic change. It argues for a shift toward inclusive, women-led water governance grounded in care, regeneration, and equity, offering a roadmap for sustainable and just water futures.

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