In the UN’s International Year of the Woman Farmer, a new CARE report shows that the technologies to reduce food loss and waste already exist – but they will only scale when women are at the center.
The crisis hiding in plain sight
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In the UN’s International Year of the Woman Farmer, a new CARE report shows that the technologies to reduce food loss and waste already exist – but they will only scale when women are at the center.
The crisis hiding in plain sight
We spend years climbing ladders, only to realize they might be leaning against the wrong wall.
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Digital advisory services (DAS) have gained significant traction as tools to support smallholder farmers with timely, relevant information. While many DAS providers are rightly focused on improving the design, usability, and effectiveness of their services for their customers and clients, policymakers and ecosystem actors are grappl...
Rising geopolitical tensions and volatile oil prices are more than headlines. They drive up transportation, production, and fertilizer costs, risking food insecurity.[1] These impacts disproportionately harm the Global Majority, exacerbating inequalities.