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[Read] Q&A: How a gender focus could spark dietary change in Africa



Women — who make up nearly half the agricultural workforce in low- and middle-income countries — can face a greater impact from hunger during crises. This can be due to difficulties in attaining land rights, access to credit, and agricultural inputs, alongside exclusion from decision-making. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the world saw a 10% higher prevalence of food insecurity among women than men and middle-income countries — can face a greater impact from hunger during crises. This can be due to difficulties in attaining land rights, access to credit, and agricultural inputs, Read more: https://www.devex.com/news/q-a-how-a-gender-focus-could-spark-dietary-change-in-africa-101833


Source: Devex.com

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