This discussion brief explains how waste management in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is deeply intertwined with gender inequality and social inequity.
Gender inequality and social inequity – understood in terms of access to and control over assets, participation in decision making, and knowledge, which are all dimensions of poverty – are deeply intertwined with environmental change.
This discussion brief examines the relationships between waste management, gender inequality, social inequity and poverty in BiH. It summarises the findings from a review of secondary literature and publicly available databases on environment, health, natural resources, gender equality, social equity and poverty in BiH.
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