Women farmers

8 entries

Five women look at a tomato plant in a vegtable plot

Empowering women forest and farm producers: learning from the best

Isabela Núñez del Prado Nieto
27 March 2023

21396iied.pdf

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

29 March 2023

21266iied.pdf

Why gender matters for biodiversity conservation

24 November 2022

A woman bends over to pick beans.

Locally led adaption in practice: a community-based adaptation expert shares lessons

Pauline Kariuki
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

23 May 2022

17216IIED.pdf

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

01 April 2014

Baka women collecting non-timber forest products in Nomedjoh, Cameroon (Photo: Indra Van Gisbergen)

Biodiversity: a women’s business?

Anna Bolin
29 November 2018

A small-scale farmer in Tanzania

Protecting women’s livelihoods through gender-equitable land governance in sub-Saharan Africa

January 2014 - August 2022

Five women look at a tomato plant in a vegtable plot

Empowering women forest and farm producers: learning from the best

Blog, 27 March 2023

21396iied.pdf

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

Publication, 29 March 2023

21266iied.pdf

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

Blog, 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

17216IIED.pdf

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?

Blog, 29 November 2018

A small-scale farmer in Tanzania

Protecting women’s livelihoods through gender-equitable land governance in sub-Saharan Africa

Active Project

Agricultural development: business as usual is not an option

Blog, 05 April 2012