Quantitative Research Report on Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights of Women with Disabilities in the Context of Climate Change and Disasters

Climate change is not only an environmental crisis; it is a structural justice issue that deepens existing inequalities in the fields of health, gender equality, and human rights. While sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) are among the first areas to be disrupted during disasters and crisis situations, women with disabilities are disproportionately affected by this multi-layered crisis.

The report not only presents the current situation, but also aims to offer concrete recommendations for policymakers and relevant institutions towards more inclusive, equitable, and accessible health systems.

The report was prepared in Turkish. You can access the report from the Turkish page.