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February 12, 2024 Today on New Security Beat The Complicated Relationship Between Climate, Conflict, and Gender in Mozambique By Gracsious Maviza, Mandlenkosi Maphosa, Giulia Caroli, Thea Synnestvedt & Joram Tarusarira Climate and conflict-induced displacement are threatening both men and women in Mozambique, displacing nearly a million people with profound implications for gender dynamics and power relations. Amidst vanishing livelihoods, identities, and stability, international stakeholders must integrate gender roles and power inequalities into their responses to foster more sustainable responses to displacement.

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