What are vulnerabilities; who is vulnerable to climate change?

Content Type: 
Curated Content
Author or Institution as Author: 
NewsDay
Co-authors: 

Peter Makwanya

Funding Partner: 
African Union
Date of publication: 
July, 2019
Institution: 
NewsDay
Copyright/Licence: 
Creative Commons – Attribution (CCBY)
Language: 
EN
Gender marker: 
Gender Marker 2
Youth marker: 
Youth Marker 2
Description/Abstract: 

The term vulnerable has become both a noun and verb, and now overshadows the significance of the term, vulnerabilities. For some time now, the term vulnerable has been used to refer to almost everything, yet vulnerabilities refer to the inability to withstand the effects of the hostile environment, while vulnerable refers to the possibility of being attacked, harmed – either physically or emotionally.

URL: 
https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/07/what-are-vulnerabilities-who-is-vulnerable-to-…
Theme: 
Climate Smart Agriculture
Keywords: 
vulnerability Climate Change
Contact name (for further information): 
Ganyani Khosa
Contact email (for further information): 
khosag@cedreafrica.org
Country/Region: 
Zimbabwe
Target audience: 
Agricultural Input, Service Providers and NGOs
Development Partners
Farm Produce Marketing
International Policy Research Organisations
International Research Institutions
Universities/Colleges

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