Savianah Raynes

1 Introduction Several studies have shown that women do, and will continue to, bear the brunt of climate change impacts (Alston et al. 2023; Bunce et al. 2016; Dev et al. 2024). However, considerable gaps related to women's vulnerability to climate change and pathways for adaptation and support remain (Abid et al. 2018; Dev et al. 2024). This is particularly concerning given that women are integral in financing households and communities and are largely responsible for food provision (Abid et al.