“Si abordamos las desigualdades de género endémicas en los sistemas agroalimentarios y empoderamos a las mujeres, el mundo dará un salto adelante en la consecución de los objetivos de poner fin a la pobreza y crear un mundo sin hambre”, afirma el Sr. QU Dongyu, Director General de la FAO, en el prólogo del informe.

Impulso de la FAO, el FIDA y el PMA para mejorar las capacidades digitales de las mujeres y niñas rurales y abordar las barreras que enfrentan para acceder a la tecnología para ser contribuyentes iguales a nuestros sistemas agroalimentarios.

“We saw the rates of GBV around the world rise dramatically, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Henry Swira, Director for Gender, Youth and Livelihoods at CARE USA.

El Director General de la FAO hace hincapié en la función de los bienes públicos digitales

“Las mujeres cada vez estamos más involucradas en todos los sectores de la producción animal, y esto es cada vez más aceptado por los hombres”, dice Zeinabou.

Una contribución de la Agencia de los Estados Unidos para el Desarrollo Internacional (USAID), de 80 millones de USD, ayudará a apoyar los proyectos de la FAO centrados en la resiliencia de los pequeños productores, el empoderamiento de las mujeres y la s

Como pueblo indígena, los cabécares han vivido muchos períodos de lucha por la propiedad de la tierra y la gobernanza.

The 5-day Training Workshop equipped rural women from the Caribbean Network of Rural Women Producers (CANROP) with soft skills such as conflict management and effective communication strategies.

The JP GTA’s diagnostic study in Malawi is also being carried out as part of the Social Norms Diagnostic Co-Lab.

By strengthening knowledge on food security, nutrition and sustainable production, the JP GTA seeks to narrow gender gaps in a sector where the work of men and women and their access to resources should be recognized equally.

El Director General, Sr. QU Dongyu, pronuncia un discurso en el Diálogo inaugural de alto nivel organizado por la Coalición alimentaria

The WeCaN Advocacy Training Journey is designed to increase women's access and contributions to planning and decision-making in dryland forests and agrosilvopastoral management.

The training is the first of five batches to be conducted this year for a target of 150 trainees from East Sepik and Sandaun provinces.

The establishment of AWFISHNET Malawi is in line with the Voluntary Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries (SSF Guidelines), which recognize the importance of organizing women in fisheries.

In Malawi, the Programme seeks to enhance the economic autonomy of women and youth through improved financial inclusion, working with governmental institutions and regulatory bodies and more.

Celebrating the contributions of rural and indigenous women to healthy food systems and a sustainable tomorrow

Four UN agencies will launch a new phase of a joint programme that aims to secure rural women’s livelihoods, rights and resilience

FAO in West Africa shared its achievements in enabling women to engage in climate change action by building their resilience while calling for more action to increase women's participation in leadership roles.

66th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women: Side event by FAO and the African Risk Capacity Group sheds light on the need for gender-sensitive policies and programming in climate action

EU-STREIT PNG Programme, in collaboration with local partners, marked International Women’s Day in rural Sepik with close to 1000 men, women and youth.