Institutions and norms
CCAFS/2014/Prashanth Vishwanathan
Achieving gender equality and longevity of food systems is a matter of fixing the system, not the women.
Effective transformation of food systems hinges on changing the unwritten rules—in society and in research—that have put men in charge of technologies, incomes and decisions.
Breaking down the structural barriers that hold women back will enable farmers in developing countries to weather the impacts of climate change and nourish their families and communities, now and in the future.
Spotlight: Gender-transformative approaches
Gender-transformative approaches
Stories and insights
Evidence explainers
Methods, tools, manuals
Publications
Improving the documentation and classification of gender-research tools: insights from eight thematic reviews: CGIAR Gender Equality and Inclusion Working Paper #031
Magalhaes, M., Bryan, E., Malapit, H., Lecoutere, E. and Makhija, S. 2025. Improving the documentation and classification of gender-research tools: Insights from eight thematic reviews. CGIAR GENDER Working Paper #031. Nairobi, Kenya: CGIAR Gender Equality and Inclusion.
Ethical use of artificial intelligence in food, land and water systems research: a guide for equity and inclusion
Jones-Garcia, Eliot, Hazel Malapit, Marilia Magalhaes, Ara Go, and Elizabeth Bryan. 2025. Ethical use of artificial intelligence in food, land and water systems research: a guide for equity and inclusion. Nairobi, Kenya: CGIAR Gender Equality and Inclusion.
