A Guide on Gender-Responsive Digital Technologies in the Agrifood Systems

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Eileen Nchanji, Kevin Ouko and Lutomia Cosmas (2024). A Guide on Gender-Responsive Digital Technologies in the Agrifood Systems. Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT

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This guide on gender-responsive digital technologies in agrifood systems aims to address the gender gap in accessing and utilizing digital technologies within agriculture. It provides strategies for policymakers, extension workers, development practitioners, technology developers, and farmers to integrate gender perspectives into their work. The guide emphasizes the empowerment of women and youth farmers through the adoption of digital solutions, enhancing productivity and food security. Key sections include an overview of traditional gender roles in agriculture, the challenges faced by women and marginalized groups, and opportunities for empowerment through digital technologies. The guide highlights the importance of designing inclusive technologies and implementing effective training programs to increase digital literacy. Furthermore, it advocates for supportive policy frameworks that promote gender equity in access to technology and resources. The guide seeks to ensure an inclusive agricultural environment that leverages digital innovations for sustainable development. The ultimate goal is to empower all farmers, ensuring equitable access to production technologies, information, markets, and financial services, thereby contributing to a more resilient agrifood system

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