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To meet the goals of the new U.S. Strategy on Global Women's Economic Security, we must consider the roles women play in beyond-production activities.

This post presents agriculture and market systems resources aligned with the U.S. Strategy on Global Women’s Economic Security.

Following up on questions we were not able to answer during our February 9th event, Impacts of Global Shocks on Poverty, Hunger, and Diets.

IESC has introduced a practical measurement tool to support the Sri Lankan dairy sector to reduce emissions while boosting productivity on small farms.

Over the past decade, there has been a global shift in the inclusiveness of women in varied fields including all levels of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) disciplines.

Women are often essential actors in traditional food markets, where they yield considerable influence as both vendors and consumers.

The growing population of Ethiopia's Central Rift Valley has spurred the expansion of agricultural land and encroachment into forest areas. Recognizing this challenge, a consortium of five non-governmental organizations initiated...

BIFAD urges USAID to continue its leadership to save children’s lives and ensure children around the world can reach their true potential. BIFAD transmitted recommendations for USAID.

Facilitating technology adoption requires a good fit between product and market and coordination between many actors.

A consortium of five non-governmental organizations are intervening to redress water pollution in Ethiopia under their Growth for the Future (G4F) project.