Category: Rural Women

A look at FAO’s Gender and Land Rights Database »

We’ve been clicking stuff  ”round the FAO Database and its been an interesting time  so far. Good for FarmFriday. The coolest feature was the ability to choose and create 3 types of report in a kind of mix and match way.
Give it a try! pay a visit to the FAO Gender and Land Rights Database [...]

Making a mud stove »

Here’s some FarmFriday handy tips we got from CELAC. Mrs Muwanga Jesca – Vice Chairlady of CELAC Masaka District Farmers Network shares her technique for making a long lasting and fuel efficient mud stove…
I want to share with you how to make a cooking stove out of mud just like the one I made [...]

A significant shift: Women, Food Security and Agriculture in a Global Marketplace »

Another good read from ICRW!
From the introduction:
Rural women produce half of the world’s food and, in developing countries, between 60 percent and 80 percent of food crops.  Women also are more likely than men to spend their income on the well-being of their families, including more nutritious foods, school fees for children and health care.
Yet [...]

Promising Approaches to Address the Needs of Poor Female Farmers »

Here’s an interesting read we picked up from ILC.
This brief focuses on key agricultural resources needed by poor female farmers to generate incomes and ensure their families’ food security. It is organized around key resources and promising approaches to increase poor women’s control of those resources.
Download the article here.  Lots of interesting articles can also [...]

DHRRA Malaysia’s Economic Enabling Program »

The Economic Enabling Program is an income generating effort for the members of the community initiated by the Development of Human Resources in Rural Areas, Malaysia (DHRRA Malaysia) and RUMAH RAPHA. DHRRA Malaysia is a civil society moving towards organizing a strong, self-reliant community through poverty alleviation and people’s empowerment initiatives based on the spirit [...]

Readings on empowering rural women 2 »

More readings on empowering rural women:
1. Feminization of Agriculture: Trends and Driving Forces
2. Regional strategies for empowering women (6MB)
3. Strategies for empowering poor women

Women Farmers’ Seminar in Korea »

AsiaDHRRA participated in the International Seminar on the Enhancement of Women Farmers’ Role in the Development of Rural Asia organized by the Food and Fertilizer and Technology Center (FFTC) based in Taiwan and the Rural Development Administration (RDA) in Korea last October 2007. The conference brought in about 15 select international delegates and [...]

Readings on empowering rural women »

Below are selected readings on empowering rural women:
1. Empowering rural women policies, institutions, and gendered outcomes in natural resources management
2. Empowering women farmer
3. Empowering women for food security

2007 FFTC-RDA Korea Seminar Highlights »

Seminar proceedings and selected presentations from the 2007 FFTC-RDA Korea “International Seminar on Enhancement of Women Farmers’ Role in the Development of Rural Asia” can now be downloaded by clicking on the links below
1. Seminar Highlights
2. Selected Papers
3. Photos
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Read the seminar background here….

DHRRA Malaysia among “Voices from the Grassroots” presentors during ACSC-3 »

DHRRA Malaysia represented by the Dengkil Community Center will be among the people’s organizations chosen to present “Voices from the Grassroots” during the First Plenary of ACSC-3 entitled Regionalism for the People: Building a Social ASEAN to be held on Friday, 02 November 2007.
Seetha Sinapan, DHRRA Malaysia, will present an overview of the various issues [...]

2007 World Rural Women’s Day and World Food Day »

AsiaDHRRA to present paper in FTCC seminar on women’s role in agriculture »

Ms. Marlene Ramirez, AsiaDHRRA Secretary General has been invited by FFTC to present a paper on the role of women in agriculture entitled Ensuring Rural Women’s Voice in Agricultural Policy Formulation at the seminar on Enhancement of Women Farmers’ Role in the Development of Rural Asia to be held on October 15-19, 2007 in Suwon, [...]

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