Climate Change and Children's Rights in Zimbabwe
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Climate Change and Children's Rights in Zimbabwe
Toward Social Policy-Based Interventions
Chipenda, Clement; Ndhlovu, Emmanuel
Springer Verlag, Singapore
02/2026
361
Dura
Inglês
9789819560042
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction: Children's Rights and Climate Change in Zimbabwe: Vulnerabilities, Adaptation, and Resilience.- Climate Justice Imperatives for Children's Rights in Zimbabwe: A Critical Analysis.- Multispecies Justice and Children's Rights: Reinterpreting Constitutional Protections in Africa.- Protecting Indigenous Children's Rights Amidst Climate Change: A Legal and Policy Analysis of Zimbabwe.- Climate-Induced Migration and its Effects on Children's Welfare: A Case of Chivi District, Ward 32.- Climate Change and Children's Rights in Zimbabwe, The Case of Mashonaland Central Province.- The Resilience of Children in Rural Zimbabwe in the Face of Climate Change: A Case of Ward 39, Gutu District, Masvingo Province.- Climate Change Impact on Children's Nutrition: Harnessing AI for Safe Food and Healthy Diets in Zimbabwe.- Child-Centered Approaches to Climate Change and Food Insecurity: Evaluating Vulnerabilities and Interventions in Mbire, Zimbabwe.- Climate Change and Access to safety, Health and Environmental Rights for School Children in Rural Zimbabwe.- Learning in a Warming World: Impact of Climate Change on Child Education in Rural Schools in Lupane, Zimbabwe.- The Climate Change - Child Labour Nexus Among Peasant Households in Zimbabwe: Impact and Implications.- Gender-Transformative Climate Action for Children's Rights in Zimbabwe's Land Resettlement Areas.- Corporate Social Responsibility and Child-Centred Climate Resilience in Zimbabwe's Mining and Manufacturing Sectors.- The Climate Change - Food Systems Nexus and Impact on Children in Zimbabwe: Toward Social Policy Interventions for Sustainable Futures.- Conclusion - Transformative Social Policy: Reimagining Children's Rights in Zimbabwe's Climate Crisis.
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Agriculture;Children rights;Child labour;Child welfare;Climate change;Climate change and agriculture;Climate change vulnerability;Child nutrition;Children's rights to education;Children and health rights
Introduction: Children's Rights and Climate Change in Zimbabwe: Vulnerabilities, Adaptation, and Resilience.- Climate Justice Imperatives for Children's Rights in Zimbabwe: A Critical Analysis.- Multispecies Justice and Children's Rights: Reinterpreting Constitutional Protections in Africa.- Protecting Indigenous Children's Rights Amidst Climate Change: A Legal and Policy Analysis of Zimbabwe.- Climate-Induced Migration and its Effects on Children's Welfare: A Case of Chivi District, Ward 32.- Climate Change and Children's Rights in Zimbabwe, The Case of Mashonaland Central Province.- The Resilience of Children in Rural Zimbabwe in the Face of Climate Change: A Case of Ward 39, Gutu District, Masvingo Province.- Climate Change Impact on Children's Nutrition: Harnessing AI for Safe Food and Healthy Diets in Zimbabwe.- Child-Centered Approaches to Climate Change and Food Insecurity: Evaluating Vulnerabilities and Interventions in Mbire, Zimbabwe.- Climate Change and Access to safety, Health and Environmental Rights for School Children in Rural Zimbabwe.- Learning in a Warming World: Impact of Climate Change on Child Education in Rural Schools in Lupane, Zimbabwe.- The Climate Change - Child Labour Nexus Among Peasant Households in Zimbabwe: Impact and Implications.- Gender-Transformative Climate Action for Children's Rights in Zimbabwe's Land Resettlement Areas.- Corporate Social Responsibility and Child-Centred Climate Resilience in Zimbabwe's Mining and Manufacturing Sectors.- The Climate Change - Food Systems Nexus and Impact on Children in Zimbabwe: Toward Social Policy Interventions for Sustainable Futures.- Conclusion - Transformative Social Policy: Reimagining Children's Rights in Zimbabwe's Climate Crisis.
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