Gender Equity Grants: Helping Kenya’s Working Mothers Succeed
No woman should have to choose between caring for her children and pursuing a fulfilling career.
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In This Corner of Honduras, “Agriculture” Isn’t a Dirty Word
For young people in many farming communities, agriculture has become a dirty word. But in Ocotepeque,
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Reclaiming Home-Grown Grains in Senegal
After years of watching working mothers switch from feeding their children Senegalese grains to imported rice,
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Eighteen Years Later, Our Work Is Far From Over
On a warm, breezy day in the sleepy Congolese city of Bukavu, I find myself on
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Peru’s Coffeelands: Where Women are Taking Charge
Dora Lisa Carrión Gómez, president of the women’s group at the coffee cooperative APROCASSI. Businesswoman. Farmer.
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In the Hills of Northeast Congo, an Underdog Steps into the Ring
Hills rise into the sky in the coffeelands of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Looking
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Laying the First Stones towards Gender Equity
Women carry stones that will form the foundation of a new sorghum collection and storage center.As part
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How this Peruvian Artisan is Running a Business on Her Own Terms
Fany Paty always wanted to run her own business. Like many entrepreneurs, Fany longed for a
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Cultivating the Next Crop of Agricultural Entrepreneurs
Young managers participating in a financial management training hosted by Root Capital. Photo credit: Stuart Freedman/Argidius
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Investing in Uganda’s Coffee Sector
After a decade of growth, a coffee cooperative shows why reliable access to finance is critical
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