Planting the Seeds for the Future: Strengthening Financial Resilience of Women Smallholder Farmers

What would the world look like for women smallholder farmers in 2030?

As climate change intensifies, its profound effects on global agriculture and food security have become increasingly evident. In Africa, there are an estimated 33 million smallholder farmers, majority of whom are women living in rural areas, and they contribute up to 70 per cent of the food supply. But climate change increasingly threatens women’s key role in ensuring global food security.

Imagine a future where women smallholder farmers are economically empowered and more resilient to the effects of climate change. What role can access to finance play in building resilience of rural women? What steps do we need to take today so that they can continue their critical role of feeding their communities and future population?

Join us for an insightful discussion with experts in the field as we work towards a more resilient and sustainable agricultural future.