Paula Kantor - AgWISE: A Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Perspective [36:12-37:25]

And at the similarly similarly the area is highly prone to cyclone period cyclone every year. It is a cyclone and there is a prolonged flooding that damage their crops. And it creates another level of uncertainty during our season. So more than half of men and women reported the sleeping disorder for for uncertainty wake up at the night to check with water conditions. Whether their life to be okay or that it damage their crop or fish is gone something like that. So sometimes or is open and combined by anger, frustrations when they have to negotiate with others for the waters. And water is also shaped by social relations sometimes through conflict, health violence. So men frequently describe that there is a dispute or tension around the water around the canal access water for indications. But for the women they say with the dispute they have a different dimensions like discomfort and fear, harassment when they moving around the public space to access water. And they say that there are sometimes there is a verbal abuse, there is a torment questioning about their presence and passing comments.