Indramayu, Indonesia – Rice is Indonesia’s main food, and it is important to consider the role of small-scale farmers and women in the production of rice and other food. Small men and women farmers have contributed immensely to meet the nutritional needs of the Indonesian population. According to national statistics, 73 million tonnes of rice […]
Monday 22nd May, 2017 : The African Development Bank invited SEWA to host the Roundtable to discuss the nexus between Energy, Agriculture, Work and Women at it’s Annual meeting at Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar. The focus was on how Renewable Energy enables water for irrigation, especially for small farmers, increasing their yields and production, thus enabling the small […]
China is one of the countries with the smallest per capita arable land in the world, and the traditional small-scale production has been difficult to adapt to the commercial development of agriculture in the context of economic globalization. However, to encourage the development of farmer organizations is an effective way to improve this situation. With […]