Volume 9 | Issue 12

 Abstract

Tribal societies, especially tribal women are the most affected groups in the rapidly changing India. Talking about Climate change, it has a severe impact on Tribal people due to their close connection with mother earth and nature as their livelihoods are highly dependent on forests and tribal valued resources. This article examines the climate impacts along with the reasons and the resulting effects on tribal women and their resources. It is a high time to incorporate tribal people�s views and perspectives particularly that of tribal women in the policy and decision-making process, which will be helpful in tackling global warming and the extreme weather conditions. The article will also talk about tribal women adaptive strategies to climate change and look into the various prospects for strengthening the Government and tribal relationship to address the same. The methodology adopted is purely doctrinal in nature and it is mainly based on the newspaper articles, journals, and other e- resources, and lastly it contains some of my personal thoughts.

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 Keywords

Tribal Women, Climate Change, Policy, Adaptation, Mitigation, Environment Protection.

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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 and The Open Definition

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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 and The Open Definition