.CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform researchers studied a project that gave more than 25,000 Indian women access to the ‘one-acre model’, designed to give women the right to grow crops using efficient agricultural technologies.
Read what they found: on.cgiar.org/3KoMPpa #GenderinAg @CGIAR

.CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform trained science communicators on how to tell more stories about ag solutions that work for women. Here are some important lessons we learned—and tips on how you could also improve your stories about women in agriculture

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Participation of #women #extension_workers to creates #awareness & promotion of Solar Powered Irrigation System through #Capacitybuilding program at #Bihar .

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HER+ Initiative two-day workshop on scaling and increasing use of socio-technical innovation bundling with diverse partners towards building empowerment and resilience of smallholder farmers AGRA - Sustainably Growing Africa’s Food Systems. CARE (care.org) KALRO Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT IRRI 🌾 LERSHA App PABRA CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform

When women farmers are able to adopt mechanization, they benefit from more income, more time, better health, and economic empowerment. In recent evidence explainer, researchers write on its impact on women’s productivity and empowerment: on.cgiar.org/3QNNmnX #GenderinAg

Although critical for sustaining livelihoods, the forestry, livestock, fisheries and aquaculture sectors are marred by significant gender and social inequalities. Read more on gender gaps in these sectors and what has worked to reduce inequalities:on.cgiar.org/4bDDg1k CGIAR

Have you read our latest working paper 1️⃣ 8️⃣ ? The paper looks at 'Gender and climate-resilient agriculture: a review of concepts and practical resources in support of gender-transformative change. '

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Although vital for agricultural decision making, women have limited to access timely, accurate and reliable information and knowledge which could improve their productivity. CGIAR IRRI 🌾 researchers shed more light on understanding this gender gap.

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Growing pulses in rice fallows has inspired 62% of participating farmers to cultivate a second crop for the first time in five years!

This project, scaled up in eight districts of #Odisha , has benefited 152,601 farmers, setting a stellar example of comprehensive economic,

Exciting progress! These evaluations are crucial for refining strategies and ensuring impactful outcomes. Looking forward to seeing how the recommendations shape the future of CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform and #Genebanks .

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#Women in agrifood systems in low- and middle-income countries are more likely than men to be adversely affected by #climatechange . How can we close the gender gaps and enable women to seize opportunities for enhancing climate adaptation?
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🌍 Part of CGIAR delegation at #G20 Brasil 2024 Task Force meeting in Teresina, Brazil!
We're committed to supporting the Global Alliance Against Hunger & Poverty.

Excited to see the focus on gender equality, crucial in this fight. G20 Brazil #GenderEquality CGIARgender

Despite women’s position at the heart of household food and nutrition security, however, women are more likely to go hungry than men. Here's why equitable gender relations are at the heart of global food and nutrition security

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Thanks Aayushi Malhotra benu verma for being there representing CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform and presenting our #knowledgetranslation efforts. Nicoline de Haan Marianne Gadeberg

Evidence shows that increasing women’s control over agricultural management decisions can enhance soil quality and increase land productivity. But how can we address the gender inequalities in soil and plant nutrient management?

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How can we integrate measures of women’s empowerment into rural development projects? A tool developed by IFPRI and International Fund for Agricultural Development provides a streamlined way to track and evaluate impacts on women’s empowerment in development projects.

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In a forthcoming systematic review researchers examined studies that analyzed approaches, strategies and interventions for increasing women’s participation in agricultural value chains and markets. Read their findings here: on.cgiar.org/3QQ0fOj #GenderinAg

While both men and women suffer the consequences of climate change, the impact on women is typically more severe. WorldFish CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform SEI Research introduced some climate-smart solutions to women in fisher communities in Kenya

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Unless gender and social inequalities are recognized in policies, they often do not address structural challenges while directing transitions. Write Shreya Chakraborty
& Garima Taneja on social policy frameworks for India's energy transition: gender.cgiar.org/news/transitio… #GenderinAg IWMI

#Nowreading 📑 CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform working paper 1️⃣ 8️⃣

Read how we can advance the use of gender-transformative approaches in climate-resilient agriculture from the review of practical resources that could support researchers and practitioners

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