In developing economies, women are primarily responsible for running the household through food crop farming and securing water for household use. For water-stress communities, women endure the daily and lifelong challenge of trekking several kilo...

Indigenous peoples have rich and ancient cultures and regard their socio-economic, spiritual and environmental systems as strongly interconnected and interdependent. As a result, they make valuable contributions to the world’s heritage thanks to thei...

Rural farmers manage approximately 500 million small farms and provide over 80 per cent of the food consumed in large parts of the developing world, particularly Southern Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. They contribute to food security and poverty allev...

The Youth comprises nearly 30 percent of the world’s population and in developing countries, they are often neglected and overlooked by policy makers. This can largely be attributed to business-as-usual concern for immediate solutions to problems of ...