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NewsletterEurope and Central Asia Gender Newsletter, November 2024 – Issue #16 2024
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No results found.Each issue of FAO Europe and Central Asia Gender Newsletter explores and discusses women’s and men’s experiences in agriculture and food security in the region familiarizes the reader with relevant FAO activities and initiatives. In each quarterly issue, the reader meets our real heroes and reads their stories: how communities, especially women from remote villages, strive to achieve a better life and how FAO, together with various partners and governments, stand hand-in-hand with them to achieve effective results. In this issue, we feature FAO’s latest initiatives aimed at promoting gender equality in rural advisory services, agriculture and rural development in Europe and Central Asia. This edition includes celebrations of the International Day of Rural Women, highlights from the upcoming 29th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP29) on gender-responsive climate action, and the launch of FAO’s latest initiative to close the gender gap in agrifood systems. We also share powerful stories from the field, ranging from gender-responsive pasture management in Georgia to women-led agribusiness innovations in Albania. Join us in exploring these compelling stories of resilience, collaboration, and progress towards a more gender-equal future in agriculture. -
NewsletterEurope and Central Asia Gender Newsletter, March 2025 – Issue #17 2025
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Each issue of FAO Europe and Central Asia Gender Newsletter explores and discusses women’s and men’s experiences in agriculture and food security in the region plus familiarizes the reader with relevant FAO activities and initiatives. In each quarterly issue, the reader meets our real heroes and reads their stories: how communities, especially women from remote villages, strive to achieve a better life and how FAO, together with various partners and governments, stand hand-in-hand with them to achieve effective results. In this issue we feature FAO’s latest initiatives aimed at promoting gender equality in rural advisory services, agriculture and rural development in Europe and Central Asia. In this edition, we explore how women’s empowerment is catalyzing change within agrifood systems and provide insights from FAO’s Gender Week that highlight advances in gender equality. We also discuss how FAO contributed to championing the transformation of agrifood systems at COP29. A special focus is given to the Country Gender Assessment in rural Georgia, which outlines effective solutions for combating gender inequality in the country. Building on this theme, we share the story of Nino Kavtaradze, skilled dairy farmer who participated in Farmer Field Schools in Georgia. Additionally, this issue features stories of empowerment through the FAO-Türkiye partnership, celebrating milestones in gender equality that have been achieved collaboratively. Join us in exploring these compelling stories of resilience, collaboration, and progress towards a more gender-equal future in agriculture. -
NewsletterEurope and Central Asia Gender Newsletter, August 2025 – Issue #19 2025
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No results found.This edition highlights the launch of the Country Gender Assessment for Belarus, the adoption of Uzbekistan’s new Gender Strategy for Agriculture, and progress in Kosovo to strengthen rural women’s land and property rights. It also reports on gender-transformative approaches in fisheries and aquaculture in Tajikistan and FAO’s broader efforts to scale up gender equality work in the country, a landmark parliamentary declaration on rural women’s rights in Montenegro, and dialogue on women’s leadership in Kyrgyzstan. In addition, it features a new study on gender dynamics in pesticide use across Central Asia and Türkiye, and a Story of Empowerment spotlighting Zarnigor, a young beekeeper from Uzbekistan breaking barriers and inspiring women in her community.
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