Empowering Resilience: Women, Environment, and Socio-Economic Challenges in Nigeria
Keywords:
Economic empowerment , Mental health, Social exclusion, Education, Socio-economic status , Dehumanizing practices , Indigenous knowledge , Indoor air pollution , Sustainable technologies , Mental well-being , Sustainable development, Gender equality , Climate resilienceSynopsis
This book explores the complex challenges faced by Nigerian women amidst environmental and socio-economic hardships. This book delves into the personal and scientific narratives that outline the resilience and hardships of women who confront cultural and systemic barriers in their daily lives. Nigeria's diversity and inequality set the stage for stories of adversity and perseverance. Each chapter combines real-life experiences with scholarly research, providing a voice to those often overlooked. The narrative illustrates how societal norms and environmental issues intertwine with human endurance. This book not only focuses on the struggles but also celebrates the indomitable spirit of Nigerian women. It calls for action from policymakers, community leaders, and global citizens to reconsider and reform the systems that affect women's lives. Through understanding these multifaceted challenges, we can work towards sustainable development and improved gender equality. This book aims to educate, inspire, and drive change, enhancing our understanding of the crucial role women play in Nigeria's socio-economic landscape.
Chapters
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Economic empowerment as a protective factor against mental health challenges among Nigeria widows
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Impact of educational attainment and own income of widows on consequence of de-humanizing widowhood practices in Enugu State, South East, Nigeria
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Harnessing indigenous knowledge for climate action: Bridging traditional wisdom with modern solutions in Nigeria
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Clean cookstove adoption as a pathway to enhancing mental well-being among widowed women in Nigeria
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Exploring the nexus between widowhood practices, women's mental health, and sustainable development: Implications for SDGS, case study of Nigeria
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Community-based approaches to capacity building for climate resilience: Lessons from local initiatives in Nigeria
