Public policy cycles for family farming that are integrated, inclusive, and creative

The family and property have special relationship. Family farming provides food and money for the family, as well as preserving, transferring, and renewing locally unique knowledge and conserving and making sustainable use of biodiversity. Women Business Hub is focused on real actions that will strengthen procedures aimed at family farming. Using a Gender Action Learning System, the organization is constructing a concrete gender and social inclusion platform. The system will be directed by the community and will employ participatory processes and tools to provide women, men, and youth more control over their lives as a basis for individual, family, community, and organizational progress. The major focus is on analyzing and breaking down gender barriers, as well as altering gender-based disparities at the individual and family levels. Beneficiaries will be given a set of skills that will enable them to be effective in evidence-based advocacy for family farming, strengthening the ability of family farmers, particularly women and youth. By Ivy Muhula - Programmes Manager.