Projects

This project will strengthen the sustainability of the quinoa sector in Bolivia through better conditions for Indigenous women producers and salaried workers by enabling an effective transition to net-zero emissions.

This project will provide evidence on how the blue economy can be harnessed to drive sustainable recovery efforts in Kenya and how supportive policies and investments can be directed to those that need it the most.

This project aims to generate evidence-based knowledge for women’s economic empowerment in Nepal through low-carbon, forest- and nature-based entrepreneurial solutions that enhance women’s resilience.

This project seeks to research factors that have contributed to women and minority group-led land restoration successes and failures in Cameroon, and how to increase their post Covid-19 economic prosperity.

The project was launched with the aim of supporting a shift towards women-led just transition to diversified low-carbon, urban farming systems and food sovereignty. It has been disrupted by the recent conflict. The project page will be updated soon.

This project aims to promote women's empowerment in the cocoa and tomato agricultural value chains in El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua while, at the same time, contributing towards a net-zero carbon transition in Central America.

This project aims to inform a transition to a low-carbon economy in ASEAN’s agriculture sector, specifically in the countries of Cambodia, Vietnam and the Philippines.

This project is pursuing targeted research to co-develop and test interventions and devise policy options to enhance women’s engagement and empowerment in high-potential, low-carbon food tree value chains.

This project intends to create a gender-responsive entrepreneurial ecosystem that supports women’s economic empowerment through a participatory action research approach.

This project aims to scale up Private Sector Enterprises providing climate-smart solutions in East Africa, and assist them in achieving positive outcomes for women’s economic empowerment.

The long-term goal of the project is a transformation from traditionally male-dominated, extractive economic activities to more gender-inclusive and environmentally-sustainable activities, grounded in Bolivia's rich natural and cultural assets.

This project aims to improve the economic empowerment of women involved in the horticultural value chain by providing evidence for the benefits of women’s access to and control of solar-powered irrigation systems.

This initiative seeks to synthesise knowledge from across the programme, support peer learning among the projects and engage relevant international audiences with the findings.