Five Years of Women in Agriculture, Told Through One Coffee Cooperative in Uganda
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Women in agriculture are faced with greater limitations than men to access to resources, including land, financing, and education, which hinders their ability to fully participate in and benefit from agricultural activities. In fact, women only receive 7% of global agricultural investment. Additionally, cultural norms and discriminatory practices further marginalize women, restricting their economic opportunities and social mobility.
A more inclusive approach to agriculture is not just good for women, it also helps increase productivity, instill sustainable ways of working, and elevate entire communities out of poverty. It makes good economic as well as ethical sense. Root Capital designs inclusive programs that address the specific needs and priorities of women farmers and entrepreneurs.
Women-inclusive (W-I) or Women-led (W-L) clients receiving Root Capital loans
% of advisory training recipients who are women (Since 2021)
Clients with new/improved women’s empowerment policies or programs this year
Women farmers reached
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Read: Cultivating Resilience: Regenerative Practices On the Farm (Part 1) Read: Cultivating Resilience: Regenerative Practices... Read More
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Root Capital’s Head of Advisory in Africa, Rose Ochieng (left) and Chief External Affairs Officer,... Read More
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Across Latin America, unpaid childcare is a primary barrier to women’s paid work in agriculture,... Read More
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We are pleased to present The Next Harvest: Learning and Impact from Root Capital’s Women... Read More
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We are pleased to present Root Capital’s 2025 Annual Report. Despite intensifying climate challenges, shifting... Read More
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