Women, agriculture and food security In the rural areas where most of the world’s hungry people live, women produce most of the food consumed locally. Their contribution could be much greater if they had equal access t - Feminization of agriculture - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Women, agriculture and food security In the rural areas where most of the world’s hungry people live, women produce most of the food consumed locally. Their contribution could be much greater if they had equal access t Add to Reading List Document Date: 2001-10-05 05:25:07 Open Document File Size: 239,33 KB Share Result on Facebook City Rome / Asmara / / Company Africa Asia/Pacific Europe Americas Limited / Agricultural Credit Bank / / Continent Asia / Africa / / Country Egypt / Thailand / Indonesia / Nepal / Malawi / Italy / Nigeria / Jamaica / Ethiopia / India / Eritrea / / / / IndustryTerm rubber garden / food production / agricultural extension services / media-relations@fao.org / food security / rubber process garden / food supplies / little food / agricultural products / low-income food-deficit countries / food / / Organization United Nations / Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations / Development Service / / Person J. Isaac Too / / / Position woman farmer / head of holding / head / / Region South Asia / Southeast Asia / eastern Nigeria / / URL www.fao.org / / SocialTag Poverty Environment Food security Humanitarian aid Security Urban agriculture Feminization of poverty Labor force Agricultural extension Food politics

Women, agriculture and food security In the rural areas where most of the world’s hungry people live, women produce most of the food consumed locally. Their contribution could be much greater if they had equal access tAdd to Reading List