Gender

Publications

02/10/2018

In FAO gender policy, a gender country assessment is one of the requirements for mainstreaming gender in national agricultural and rural development policy processes. This assessment involved a comprehensive desk review and a gap analysis, and field work that included focus group discussions, key stakeholder interviews and observations. 88 pp.

01/10/2018

This newsletter provides background information regarding ongoing activities in specific countries and at the regional level on gender including success stories from Vanuatu, Afghanistan and Pakistan, empowering activities from indigenous women in the Phillipines, Zero Hunger challenges for women in Pakistan and empowering strategies in Balochistan through Agricultural Enterprise Development. 11 pp.

10/09/2018

This assessment identifies gender inequalities in access to critical productive resources, assets, services and opportunities in the Republic of the Philippines. In particular, it identifies priorities and gaps in selected areas of FAO mandate. At the same time, it highlights opportunities for promoting gender equality in agriculture and rural development as well as strengthening rural women’s social and economic empowerment. 72 pp.

07/09/2018

Women play an important role in climate change adaptation and mitigation given their wide-ranging functions in the agricultural sector and in livestock, fisheries, energy, forestry, water and land management sectors. This brochure provides an overview of the gender-differentiated impacts of climate change, particularly in rural areas. 20 pp.

06/09/2018

This gender-based analysis of Nigeria’s rural sector reveals gender disparities in access to critical agriculture and rural resources, knowledge, opportunities, services and markets. It explores the existing gender relations and gaps in the various sub sectors of agriculture, and their possible causes and impact on food and nutrition security, and makes policy recommendations to address them. 96 pp.

05/09/2018

This report illustrates best practices by private enterprises and other stakeholders that foster more gender-equitable agricultural investments, for example the ITFC experience in Ghana, where women were given communal land for mango cultivation. 84 pp.

04/09/2018

The report argues that the gender gap in the county still persists, mostly in rural areas, where the role of women is hardly recognized, and calls for inclusive rural development strategies to challenge structural social barriers that limit women's economic empowerment. 84 pp.

03/09/2018

In order to leave no one behind in the implementation of the 2030 Agenda, it is essential to make indigenous women visible: visible in data and information, visible in political decisions, and visible in public policies. This brochure provides and overview of key messages and information relating to the Global Campaign for the Empowerment of Indigenous Women for Zero Hunger.  4 pp.