Agricultural supply chains represent significant sources of employment, income, and resources for people around the world, connecting consumers to small- and large-scale producers of important commodities. Despite opportunities, there is still more that needs to be done to secure responsible and sustainable agricultural supply chains around the world for women and men across supply chains. This SRJS brief reviews data and entry points on improving gender considerations in sustainable agricultural production.
Brief
Gender and Sustainable Production: Addressing gender gaps and social inequalities for improved agricultural supply chains
- 2020
Author:
- IUCN
Organization:
- IUCN
Citation:
- IUCN (2020). Gender and Sustainable Production: Addressing gender gaps and social inequalities for improved agricultural supply chains. IUCN: Gland, Switzerland
- Reading Time: < 1 minute
Synopsis
Classifications
Agribusiness, Agriculture, Agroecosystems, Asia and the Pacific, Brief, Building Gender Knowledge and Capacities, Business Case, Certifications, Chemicals and Waste, Commodities, Decent Work and Economic Growth, Documents and resources, English, Farming, Food Security Resilience, Gender Equality, Global, Human Rights Case, IUCN, Latin America and the Caribbean, Making the Case, Partnerships to achieve the Goal, Pollution, Private Sector, Productive Resources, Reduced Inequality, Responsible Consumption and Production, Sub-Saharan Africa, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Sustainable Development Goals
