A Scoping Review of Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation in South Sudan (2021–2026): Gendered Dimensions in Juba, Western Equatoria, Jonglei, and Eastern Equatoria
南スーダンにおける気候変動の影響と適応に関するスコーピングレビュー（2021-2026年）：ジュバ、西エクアトリア、ジョングレイ、東エクアトリアにおけるジェンダー次元 (AI 翻訳)
Kuol Maper Alier, Achol Deng, James Lado Kenyi, Nyathon Gatluak
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日本語
本レビューは、南スーダンにおける気候変動の影響と適応のジェンダー次元に関する文献を体系的にマッピングした。気候ショック（洪水や干ばつ）が女性の水・エネルギー確保の負担を悪化させ、健康リスクや時間貧困を深刻化させることを示す。効果的な適応にはジェンダー変革的アプローチが必要と結論づける。
English
This scoping review systematically maps literature on gendered dimensions of climate change impacts and adaptation in South Sudan. It finds that climate shocks, especially intensified flooding and drought, exacerbate women's burdens in securing water and domestic energy, intensifying health risks and time poverty. The review concludes that effective adaptation requires gender-transformative approaches.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
南スーダンに焦点を当てた研究であり、日本のGX政策や開示制度との直接的な関連は薄い。ただし、気候変動の社会的影響やジェンダー不平等の観点は、日本の国際協力やSDGsの文脈で参考になる可能性がある。
In the global GX context
This paper focuses on South Sudan, a fragile state, and its gendered climate impacts. While not directly relevant to global GX frameworks like TCFD or ISSB, it contributes to the broader understanding of climate justice and adaptation in vulnerable contexts, which can inform international climate finance and equity discussions.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a systematic map of gendered climate impacts in South Sudan, useful for researchers in climate adaptation and gender studies.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights the need for gender-transformative adaptation policies in fragile states, relevant for international development and climate finance policymakers.
📄 Abstract（原文）
This scoping review provides a systematic mapping of the literature concerning the gendered dimensions of climate change impacts and adaptation in South Sudan. It addresses a critical gap in synthesising how climate-induced environmental changes, particularly those affecting natural resources and livelihoods, intersect with gender to influence women's wellbeing, agency, and economic security. Adhering to the methodological framework of Arksey and O'Malley, the review involved systematically searching academic databases (including Scopus and Web of Science), institutional repositories, and relevant grey literature sources for the period 2021–2024. Search terms combined keywords related to climate change, gender, and South Sudan. Identified records were screened against pre-defined inclusion criteria, with data from selected studies charted to capture key themes, methodologies, and gaps. Preliminary findings indicate that climate shocks, notably intensified flooding and drought, exacerbate women's burdens in securing water and domestic energy, intensifying health risks and time poverty. This often constrains their participation in livelihood activities and community governance, marginalising them from adaptation decision-making and finance. The review concludes that effective climate adaptation in South Sudan must adopt gender-transformative approaches, recognising women as critical agents of change. It provides a foundational evidence map to inform policies that align climate action with gender equality in fragile states.
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