Projects
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Inclusive Conservation and Livelihoods in Tropical Forests: Exploring Gender Transformative Approaches
KIT Royal Tropical Institute and Farm Africa are conducting a participatory action research study on forest conservation, livelihoods, and gender in the Bale Ecoregion in Ethiopia. The study will guide and support women in communities around the Harenna forest in the pursuit of alternative income-generating activities that empower them, improve their wellbeing, and that contribute to forest conservation.
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HortiNigeria
Nigeria is currently unable to meet the local demand for vegetables, with a supply gap of around 13 million metric tons. The HortiNigeria programme aims narrow this gap by transforming and accelerating the development of a sustainable and inclusive horticulture sector that contributes to food and nutrition security in rural communities and alleviates poverty.
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YW4A: Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability
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Agri-Food Program for Integrated Resilience and Economic Development in the Sahel (Pro-ARIDES)
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The Resilience Journey with Mars
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IDEAL – Inclusive Decisions at Local Level
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Gender Integration with Climate Fund Managers
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The Power of Partnerships Event
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Gender in Coffee and Cocoa Initiative
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Unlocking Potential: Empowering Women in Indonesian Coastal Communities
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Gender Equality & Dutch Trade Policy
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The “Gender Model Family” Approach, Women’s Empowerment & Nutrition
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Gender Integration in CGIAR Research Program on Livestock and Fish
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Gender Synthesis of Canadian International Food Security Research Fund Projects
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CGIAR Collaborative Platform for Gender Research
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Gender Integration Capacity Building with WorldFish
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Making social protection gender sensitive in Sub-Saharan Africa