Page Not Found
Sorry, we couldn't find the post you are looking for.
Here are some similar posts that may be related:
Women as Key Agents of Change to Agriculture, Food and Nutrition
Africa & Middle East: ...negative implications on women and society and put women in an extremely volatile and vulnerable position. Studies by the FAO show that providing women with equal access to resources and...
Read More13 Empowering Stories of Women in Family Farming
Global: ...FANRPAN: Women Accessing Realigned Markets (WARM) Project Uses Theatre to Give African Women Farmers a Voice FANRPAN‘s Women Accessing Realigned Markets (WARM) Project seeks to strengthen women farmers’ ability to...
Read MoreSue Carlson: Rural Women – The Missing Development Demographic
Africa & Middle East: ...marks the United Nations’ International Day of Rural Women, which was first held in 2008 to promote “the critical role and contribution of rural women, including indigenous women, in enhancing...
Read MoreInternational Women’s Day: Eight Women Who Have Filled the Gender Gap in Agriculture
Africa & Middle East: To celebrate International Women’s Day 2018, IFDC‘s Deputy Director for North and West Africa Oumou Camara blogs for Next Billion, sharing the stories of eight extraordinary women that have succeeded...
Read MoreEmpowering Pastoralist Women as Climate Change Decision-Makers in Tanzania
Africa & Middle East: In northern Tanzania, the Pastoral Women’s Council (PWC) enhances indigenous pastoralist women’s leadership capabilities to build women’s capacity to achieve equality as decision-makers in pastoralist societies. Indigenous pastoralist women undertake...
Read MoreHow the Climate Crisis Affects Rural Women: A Conversation with Lauren Phillips
Global: ...report “The Unjust Climate” regarding women? Lauren Philips (LP): Gender inequality plays a significant role in determining women’s adaptive capacity to climate change. Every year, women farmers and female-headed households...
Read More