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07

May

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07

May

09:30 - 11:00
Event

Climate change and women’s health

Climate change and women’s health

Dates and time

07

May

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07

May

09:30 - 11:00
Extra information about this
event

Timezone of event: Europe/Sofia
Location: Digital meeting

Women are more vulnerable to climate change because of more fragile physiology, lower average income, dependent position in society, specific activities in fulfilling family duties, etc.

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