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Towards Achievement of SDG 5: Empowering Women in the Western Balkans- Advancing Gender Equality in Agricultural Land Ownership

ERSA Congress "Regional Science in Turbulent Times: In Search of a Resilient, Sustainable and Inclusive Future“ 26-29 August, 2025, Athens, Greece








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    Despite their critical role in agrifood systems, millions of rural women face significant challenges to access resources, information, services and opportunities. They cope with excessive work burden and are underrepresented in institutions and decision-making processes. Moreover, they experience higher rates of food insecurity and are disproportionately affected by health, economic and environmental crises. Closing the gender gap in farm productivity and the wage gap in agrifood systems employment would increase global gross domestic product by 1 percent. This would reduce global food insecurity by about 2 percentage points, reducing the number of food insecure people by 45 million. FAO has extensive expertise in advancing gender equality and women’s empowerment in agrifood systems and rural development to eliminate poverty and promote inclusive rural transformation for a better life.
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    Voluntary Guidelines on Tenure: Advancing women's land rights towards achieving the SDGs. Side Event 2018
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    he purpose of the proposed side event is to update the CFS members of the progress in implementation of the Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food Security (VGGT), which is a CFS product. Greater gender equality in ownership and control rights over land contributes to a range of development outcomes, including achieving poverty reduction, food security and nutrition. The Voluntary Guidelines on tenure represents the first global agreement specifically highlighting the importance of women's land ownership and tenure security. It establishes gender equality as one of the principles for improving governance.

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