经济社会研究和分析

粮农组织包容性农村转型和性别平等工作围绕四个关键政策领域展开:社会保障、农村机构、土地权属、劳动力市场和价值链干预。社会经济研究和分析小组根据经济包容和包容性气候行动专题支柱,通过生成关于上述政策领域的证据,支持开展相关工作。  
社会保障

FAO's work on social protection seeks to strengthen the capacities of national social protection systems to expand coverage of adequate social protection, in particular in rural areas. The SERA team supports this effort through evidence generation to inform the design of policies and programmes and delivery mechanisms so that these are adapted to the specificities of rural populations, leading to positive impacts on gender equality, climate change adaptation and mitigation, economic inclusion, improved nutrition, and resilience among rural households. 

农村机构、服务和赋权

FAO's works to strengthen rural institutions and organizations, facilitating the socio-economic inclusion and empowerment of people engaged in agriculture, mobilizing their contribution to role in food systems transformation and the realization of rural prosperity. SERA team supports this ambition through evidence generation on the impacts of farmer field schools, cooperative market arrangements, and localized risk management and financial empowerment programmes. This work is particularly focused on the roles of these institutions in supporting inclusive climate adaptation and landscape restoration objectives.

权属治理

FAO's work on land tenure seeks to strengthen the rights of land users through the adoption of recommendations based on the Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food Security (VGGT). The SERA team's policy focus on land tenure seeks to provide evidence on effective strategies for supporting improved customary and community land rights to foster sustainable landscape conservation and restoration activities that generate benefits for all.

Labour markets and value chains

FAO's work on labour markets and value chains focuses on supporting decent employment and income earning opportunities in agri-food systems. Key thematic issues include youth employment, rural migration, child labour, green jobs, and improved working conditions. The SERA team supports this area of work through evidence generation activities focused on: 

  •  Youth engagement, participation in and contribution to agriculture and non-farm employment in developing countries 
  • Impacts of external migration dynamics on women's economic inclusion and agency 
  • Impacts of climate risks and climate adaptive actions on labour allocations of men, women, and youths.