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Women farmers

13 entries

Woman farmer checking tomatoes on her farm in Uganda. She is wearing a bright pink top and a skirt.
How hidden barriers exclude marginalised groups from creating and sharing knowledge, critical for climate adaptation

Insight, 03 September 2025

Aerial view of two side of farming land, split down the middle by a river. the left side is the community land that has been planted with oil palm and the right side is the Padang Sugihan Wildlife Reserve - Sebokor, whose large trees are no longer visible.
New deforestation regulations must consider smallholder farmers

Insight, 09 July 2025

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How information technology is empowering the women of SEWA in India

Publication, 19 March 2024

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How ICT is empowering women entrepreneurs in Vietnam: a case study of Tu Nhien Cooperative

Publication, 04 March 2024

Five women look at a tomato plant in a vegtable plot
Empowering women forest and farm producers: learning from the best

Insight, 27 March 2023

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Sowing the seeds for a just transition: how food and agriculture investments can support fairer contracting

Publication, 29 March 2023

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Why gender matters for biodiversity conservation

Publication, 24 November 2022

A woman bends over to pick beans.
Locally led adaption in practice: a community-based adaptation expert shares lessons

Insight, 28 July 2022

Prema Gopalan stands centre stage in an orange sari. Two men present her with a certificate; two others stand behind and applaud.
Prema Gopalan remembered

News, 23 May 2022

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Developing tools to secure land rights in West Africa: a ‘bottom up’ approach

Publication, 01 April 2014

Baka women collecting non-timber forest products in Nomedjoh, Cameroon (Photo: Indra Van Gisbergen)
Biodiversity: a women’s business?

Insight, 29 November 2018

A small-scale farmer in Tanzania
Protecting women’s livelihoods through gender-equitable land governance in sub-Saharan Africa

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Agricultural development: business as usual is not an option

Insight, 05 April 2012

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