2016) . Gender is rarely discussed in African national policies or programmes beyond the initial consultation stage , although there are gender and climate change action strategies in countries such as Liberia, Mozambique, Tanzania and Zambia . European climate change adaptation strategies and policies are weak on gender and other social equity issues , while in Australasia, there is a lack of gender-responsive climate change policies. In Asia, there are several countries that recognise gendered vulnerability to climate change , but policies tend to be gender-specific, with a focus on targeting women, for example in the national action plan on climate change as in India  or in national climate change plan as in Malaysia .
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