This table provides data on the prevalence of violence against women, disaggregated by country. Gender-based violence is a critical indicator of inequality and social vulnerability, which can be exacerbated in regions affected by climate change. Women and gender minorities who experience violence are often more susceptible to the negative impacts of climate-related disasters, as they may have less access to resources, support systems, and decision-making power in their communities. Understanding the prevalence of violence against women is essential for designing comprehensive climate resilience strategies that address not only environmental challenges but also the social and gender dynamics that compound these risks. Reducing violence against women is crucial for fostering gender equity and empowering women to be active participants in climate adaptation and disaster recovery efforts.