Gender

Videos

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Interview with Dono Abdurazakova, Senior Gender Specialist in Office for Europe and Central Asia
05/12/2016

This is a video interview with the FAO Gender specialist - Dono Abdurazakova, Senior Gender and Social Protection Specialist in Regional Office for...

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Women Farmers of Bangladesh: Monowara Begum
29/11/2016

In the past, Monowara Begum had trouble growing enough to feed her family. But when she joined a Village Based Organization (VBO) under a project supported...

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Transforming Cooperatives and Farmers' Lives - Viet Nam
16/11/2016

An FAO project in Thai Binh, Viet Nam is helping a cooperative of women and men smallholder farmers to increase their rice production, improve their...

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Climate Action in Uganda
15/11/2016

Released on the occasion of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP22), this video illustrates how men and women in rural Uganda are making climate change...

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FAO and FIMI: Partnering for Indigenous Women, Human Rights, Food and Nutrition Security
28/10/2016

In 2015, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) partnered with the International Indigenous Women's Forum, or FIMI, as it...

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A Journey Towards Human Security
16/09/2016

This video chronicles the joint efforts of FAO, UN Women and ILO in the province of Sindh, Pakistan, in response to the severe floods that devastated...

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A Women's Cooking Group in Mae Hong Son, Thailand
09/08/2016

In Thailand, FAO is working with local authorities to empower communities and improve their livelihoods by developing local value chains. This video...

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Dimitra Clubs in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: Food Security and Nutrition
27/05/2016

In the province of Tshopo in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, FAO-Dimitra Clubs have played a key role in improving food security and nutrition...

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FAO-Dimitra Clubs: Women Leaders
17/05/2016

As part of a series of videos exploring the impact of FAO-Dimitra Clubs in rural communities, this video showcases the important role the Clubs play...