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In Madagascar: Linzer Explores the Impact of the Climate Crisis on Women's Rights

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As part of a European youth delegation, Markus Haider from Linz investigated the social consequences of environmental disasters in the Global South. Women and girls in particular would suffer from the consequences of natural disasters. The 30-year-old is an official food inspector at the Upper Austrian state government and is committed to giving a voice to marginalized groups in his spare time. LINZ. Markus Haider travelled to Toamasina for two …
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As part of a European youth delegation, Markus Haider from Linz investigated the social consequences of environmental disasters in the Global South. Women and girls in particular would suffer from the consequences of natural disasters. The 30-year-old is an official food inspector at the Upper Austrian state government and is committed to giving a voice to marginalized groups in his spare time. LINZ. Markus Haider travelled to Toamasina for two …

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meinbezirk.at broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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