What’s the link between women and water? What statistics say about how we access, manage and rule over this natural resource? Why the water-sector/WASH projects are often male-dominated and what does it say about exploitation & eco-violence? Where are the women and how can we overcome the “victim” narrative when women and girls are composing two-thirds of climate refugees?
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UN Water 2018 Statistics 
Water Scarcity Clock
Sea Level Rising Facts
Blue Economy in the Caribbean 
The Gendered Impacts of Climate Change 
The Hidden Messages in Water, Masaru Emoto
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