Despite changing climate conditions reducing men’s agricultural labor, women are putting in more hours of agriculture labor than men, according to a study by the International Food Policy and Research...

Youth, particularly female youth, face unique challenges from climate change. This blog examines why youth-led approaches are important to addressing climate change and provides examples of activities supporting gender-equitable, youth-led...

The ongoing drought in the eastern Horn of Africa has already shattered records in terms of its length and severity, and according to a new multi-agency alert, relief is likely...

In June 2022, the Food Safety Network conducted an assessment of the food safety system in Senegal to be used in the development of a roadmap for capacity building under...

This brief highlights the return on investment on women's inclusion and presents four business strategies to achieve financial impact from investment in women’s inclusion.

We are celebrating the launch the SEADS Handbook through a series of regional events between November 2022 and January 2023.

USAID, USDA, and FDA announce a new Food Safety for Food Security (FS4FS) program.

At a time when the cocoa sector faces multiple threats and urgently needs scalable solutions that deliver meaningful, sustainable change for farmers and their households, CARE's Women for Change model...

Investing in food safety is good for business, including in lower-income countries. Indeed, even companies that sell to lower-paying domestic consumers are now paying attention.

The Feed the Future Market Systems and Partnerships Activity (MSP) invites for-profit businesses to apply for new project opportunities that contribute to market resilience in Mozambique.