Plant Production and Protection

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01/2020

There are 476 million indigenous peoples around the world, constituting 6.2 percent of the global population and, according to different sources, representing more than 19% of the extreme poor (ILO, 2019) of the world. Half of this population are women (approximately 240 million).

GenderIndigenous womenWoman empowerment
01/2023

Senegal has had extensive experience with the development and implementation of the farmer field school (FFS) approach across almost two decades.

Community empowermentFarmer Field SchoolsGenderGender equalitySocial inclusionWoman empowerment
01/2021

Despite the key roles that rural women play in food systems, in agrobiodiversity conservation, natural resource management, food production, preparation and marketing, rural women are particularly affected by the impacts of climate change due to limited access and control over resources fundamental to adaptation and limited participation in decision-making processes.

AfricaClimate actionDisaster risk reductionGender
01/2023

The Status of Women in Agrifood Systems report provides the latest data, lessons learned and recommendations for policy and decision makers about gender in agrifood systems.

Agrifood systemsGenderWomen empowerment
01/2022

Rural women across the world work along agri-food value chains performing numerous agricultural operations. Their work is increasingly affected by land degradation, climate change impacts, and out-migration. It is often unrecognized, unqualified, and unpaid.

FarmersGenderSustainable Agriculture