Two Women, Two Worlds: The Laundry Divide
Salma Enan, Sukru Esin, Frank van Steenbergen, David Mornout In a small village nestled in the rural hills … Continued
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Empowering Women’s Decision making in Locally-led adaptation: A Case study from Soladana Community in Bangladesh
by Hassan Abdullah Rafath (Uttaran), Hasna Heena Mahmud (Uttaran), Mst.Jannatul Naim This blog is part of a dossier on locally-led adaptation, featuring … Continued
Afar Women Leading Change – Empowering Pastoralist Communities Through Grassroots Initiatives in Ethiopia
By Nardos Masresha & Valerie Browning (APDA) This blog is part of a dossier on locally-led adaptation, featuring insights and … Continued
Melons & Milestones: How Tribal Women are Growing Watermelon Success with FPO Support in Keonjhar, India
by Mainak Chakrobarty Keonjhar is a district in northern Odisha, India. Its topography is harsh with difficult conditions for agriculture. … Continued
Introducing Sanjha Manch: Bridging Gaps, Empowering Communities
By Sumendera and Shubham Jain In Madhya Pradesh, India, the Sanjha Manch serves as a pivotal gathering where government officials, … Continued
Scaling up of women’s enterprises-incubating and empowering rural women entrepreneurs in Peterbar, Jharkhand
By Pratik Ranjan In the rural villages of Peterbar Block in Jharkhand, India, a significant problem persists due to limited … Continued
Empowerment Through Passionate Leadership: The Inspiring Journey of Rekha Devi
By Pratik Ranjan In the village of Dhamnatad, Gola, where the sun’s golden rays gently kiss the sprawling fields, Rekha … Continued
Rodent Management: Women’s Roles and Resilience
By Anushree Mitra and Meghna Mukherjee Introduction: Severity of rodent damage Picture this: you meticulously save your hard-earned money, stashing … Continued
Identity of Women Farmers in India
By Anushree Mitra In Jharkhand there is a common belief related to ploughing and tilling of the land that if … Continued
How an army of women is saving an endangered bird
In Assam, located in the northeast of India, one biologist named Dr. Purnima Barman Devi is putting together an army … Continued
Podcast: The women, the land, and the virus
Stories of impacts of Covid-19 on smallholder farmers and emerging new perspectives In this first episode of TheWaterChannel podcast, we … Continued
The women, the land, and the virus
Stories of impacts of Covid-19 on smallholder farmers and emerging new perspectives By Long Hoang and Abraham Abhishek, with inputs … Continued