Strengthening women’s resilience and participation in climate governance in  the agri-food sector through public policies

Mohammed, Kamaldeen; Najjar, Dina; Bryan, Elizabeth

Strengthening women’s resilience and participation in climate governance in the agri-food sector through public policies

Autores

Mohammed, Kamaldeen

Najjar, Dina

Bryan, Elizabeth

Editor

International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas

Descripción

Women are vulnerable to adverse climate change impacts and their active involvement and decision-making in the climate change and agrifood governance is limited, especially in the Global South. New research based on a strategic review of literature conducted as part of CGIAR research initiative HER+: Harnessing gender and social equality for resilience in agrifood systems indicate that public policies are vital instruments towards improving women’s participation in climate change governance and enhancing their resilience.