Women’s equality in agrifood systems could boost the global economy by $1 trillion, reduce food insecurity by 45 million: new FAO report
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Women’s equality in agrifood systems could boost the global economy by $1 trillion, reduce food insecurity by 45 million: new FAO report
Businesses are more successful when they hire women: more collaborative,3 more profitable,4 more inclusive.5 Women are in fact more effective leaders,6 less likely to take unnecessary risks,7 great at multitasking,8 and have higher emotional intelligence9— as the Harvard Business Review put it, “one of the least counter-intuitive findings in the
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Overall, by addressing gender issues in agricultural commodity supply chains, businesses can contribute to a more sustainable, ethical, and socially responsible sourcing approach. This not only benefits the environment and human rights but also strengthens business resilience, competitiveness, and stakeholder relationships.
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Feminist economics highlights how Fair Trade challenges gendered power dynamics within global value chains.
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Intl women’s day :
"Accelerating Action," is a call to each of us to move beyond words to tangible steps that drive equity and empowerment for women at all levels of sport.
Together, we can create a future where every woman has the opportunity to lead, thrive, and break barriers in and through sport.