WOMEN BUSINESS HUB -ADVOCACY ALLIANCE CONSORTIUM

  women and girls are still more severely affected by poverty, hunger and disease. When food is scarce, female family members often get the smallest portions. On the labour market, women are literally paid starvation wages. Mothers also suffer most from lack of medical care and balanced diets. The responsibility for the survival of their children commonly demands additional sacrifices from them

Women Small Traders (street vendors) are guided by Women Business Hub on how to build their investment through effective learning and understanding the importance of saving with purpose. Financial Literacy is helping the women to appreciate the importance of books and record keeping. moving from survival trade to investment oriented enterprise development.  #development   #business   #learning   #investment

  Regenerative agriculture describes a broad set of food production methods with two clear and complementary outcomes: the production of high-quality food and the improvement of the surrounding natural ecosystem. Regenerative agriculture recognizes that farms are part of a larger ecosystem, and that agricultural activities must not just make withdrawals from this larger system, but also pay into it. However, Small holder farmers, who are women and youth face many challenges land being the main one. This means food security will be a major challenge if the energetic labor force is not innovatively engaged in farming. This challenge can be effectively addressed by vertical bag farms that need limited space to set and operate. These bags can be placed within the homestead at the balcony and can be irrigated easily with less amount of water. Vertical bag farming is a high-yielding food security technology that utilizes the vertical space to maximize on land and incr...

  Ensuring that no one is left behind – Women Business Hub is working closely with indigent women small traders (street vendors) to train with in financial literacy and investment to foster economic growth, prosperity, and sustainability of everyone starting at the household level.

 Agriculture is at the center of the 2030 Agenda. It connects issues of poverty, sustainability, food security and gender equality. Poverty is disproportionately concentrated in rural areas. Rural women play an essential role in ensuring household food security and nutrition, through cultivation of home gardens, as wage workers and through food preparation. providing appropriate opportunities for trade will leverage Rural women and youth from income poverty