Climate changeClimate change starts from global warmingGlobal warming, which causes environmental and ecosystem damage. Handling this problem is one of the goals of the Sustainable Development Agenda. The north coast of Java Island is the area with the most vulnerabilityVulnerability. One of the vulnerable groups in coastal communitiesCoastal communities affected is womenWomen. Extreme weather and tidal flooding are challenges faced by coastal communitiesCoastal communities. WomenWomen face twice as many problems as men do in daily chores. WomenWomen must be more active in thinking and working to ensure the sustainability of their families' lives. This is inseparable from the gender rolesGender roles still socially attached to womenWomen. WomenWomen on the north coast of Java must adapt to this vulnerabilityVulnerability to build resilience and face all problems. This paper aims to describe womenWomen's resilience in facing climate changeClimate change. Data were obtained using qualitative methods focused on coastal womenWomen's ideas and experiences related to climate change adaptationClimate change adaptation. Data were collected through interviews, observations, and focus group discussions with affected womenWomen. The study's results describe the vulnerabilityVulnerability of coastal womenWomen, including environmental exposure, health risks, economy, gender equalityGender equality, family social responsibility, and access to clean waterWater. The role of coastal womenWomen in addressing climate changeClimate change is to maintain family health, manage the environment, encourage economic empowermentEmpowerment, and advocate for the environment. Programs to improve womenWomen's resilience are household management, financial strategies, health, and environmental conservation. This chapter of the book will contribute to addressing issues of vulnerable groups facing climate changeClimate change on the coast.

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Women's Resilience in Adapting to Climate Change on the North Coast of Java Island, Indonesia

  • Hari Harjanto Setiawan,
  • Badrun Susantyo,
  • Nyi Raden Irmayani,
  • Habibullah,
  • Mery Ganti,
  • Abdullah,
  • Luthfi Setiadiwibawa,
  • Euis Setiawati,
  • Ineu Maryani,
  • Suhandy Siswoyo,
  • Djaenudin,
  • Mahdi Ibrahim Tanjung,
  • Karno,
  • Ruslan Halifu,
  • Rizal Akbar Aldyan

摘要

Climate changeClimate change starts from global warmingGlobal warming, which causes environmental and ecosystem damage. Handling this problem is one of the goals of the Sustainable Development Agenda. The north coast of Java Island is the area with the most vulnerabilityVulnerability. One of the vulnerable groups in coastal communitiesCoastal communities affected is womenWomen. Extreme weather and tidal flooding are challenges faced by coastal communitiesCoastal communities. WomenWomen face twice as many problems as men do in daily chores. WomenWomen must be more active in thinking and working to ensure the sustainability of their families' lives. This is inseparable from the gender rolesGender roles still socially attached to womenWomen. WomenWomen on the north coast of Java must adapt to this vulnerabilityVulnerability to build resilience and face all problems. This paper aims to describe womenWomen's resilience in facing climate changeClimate change. Data were obtained using qualitative methods focused on coastal womenWomen's ideas and experiences related to climate change adaptationClimate change adaptation. Data were collected through interviews, observations, and focus group discussions with affected womenWomen. The study's results describe the vulnerabilityVulnerability of coastal womenWomen, including environmental exposure, health risks, economy, gender equalityGender equality, family social responsibility, and access to clean waterWater. The role of coastal womenWomen in addressing climate changeClimate change is to maintain family health, manage the environment, encourage economic empowermentEmpowerment, and advocate for the environment. Programs to improve womenWomen's resilience are household management, financial strategies, health, and environmental conservation. This chapter of the book will contribute to addressing issues of vulnerable groups facing climate changeClimate change on the coast.