Tag: international women’s day
Young, Rural, and Female: Why Agriculture Needs Girls
Global: Investing in rural girls is critical for solving global hunger.
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Women and Youth Take on “Man’s Crop” Coffee in Uganda
Africa & Middle East: Access to land and inputs can include women and youth in Uganda's coffee boom.
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#IWD2017 – 17 Programs Helping Women Feed the World
Global: Find out more about the fantastic work our supporters are doing to help women all over the world feed their families, communities and the world.
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Helping Women Play A Pivotal Role in the Food Value Chain
Africa & Middle East: Founder of Ojay Greene shares success stories of female farmers and offers advice to budding agripreneurs ahead of International Women's Day.
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Hearing Women Farmers Speak on #IWD2016
Global: Take a look at some of our female farmers in action, as they work to get women's voices heard in policy discussions around the world.
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Purchasing Pulses to Support Women Producers
Africa & Middle East: Senior Programme Adviser at World Food Program's Purchase for Progress explains the power of buying a bag of pulses from a female farmer.
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The Business of Bee Keeping in Botswana
Africa & Middle East: To celebrate International Women’s Day we get a young female entrepreneur's advice for starting up a small business.
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13 Empowering Stories of Women in Family Farming
Global: To celebrate the 2014 International Year of Family Farming, Farming First has curated a list of 13 inspiring stories of women’s empowerment as heads of rural family farms, from our 130+ supporter organisation base. It is the first in our brand new series of content mash ups. Women account for 60 to 80% of smallholder farmers […]
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: The voice of a female farmer
Africa & Middle East: Today, in the lead up to International Women’s Day on 8th March, Farming First captures the voice of a female smallholder farmer who highlights the challenges still faced by women each day as they strive to provide nutritious food for their families in Uganda. Rose Akaki rears cattle for beef and grows maize, both of […]
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