Gender analysis and gender equity are essential in climate-induced disaster management for several reasons: { Identifying gender-specific vulnerabilities and capacities : Gender analysis helps to uncover how climate-induced disasters affect women, men, girls, and boys differently due to existing gender norms, roles, and power dynamics. It allows for a deeper understanding of the unique challenges and risks faced by different genders in disaster-prone areas. By conducting gender analysis, policymakers and practitioners can identify specific vulnerabilities and capacities that need to be addressed to ensure an inclusive and effective disaster management response. { Understanding the role of gender norms and stereotypes : Gender norms and stereotypes influence behavior, decision-making, and access to resources during disaster response and recovery. They may restrict women's mobility, limit their participation in decision-making processes, and reinforce traditional roles that hinde