Social Inclusion

Amazonian women at a march for International Women's Day, March 8, 2020
Amazonian women at a march for International Women's Day, March 8, 2020.
Photo: Karen Toro / Climate Visuals Countdown.

In a time of omni-crisis, the focus on social justice is quickly rising to the top of global agendas.  

Climate change, COVID-19 and food price hikes all impart socially unjust impacts: the poorest, most marginalized are hit the hardest, and future generations are left to deal with immense impacts. Reducing inequality is not only a matter of fairness and social justice, it is also key to eradicating extreme poverty and fostering sustainable development.

Social inclusion refers to the process of including marginalized groups by increasing their opportunities, access to resources and their rights to sustainable, equitable food systems, now and in the future.

Stories and insights

Evidence explainers

Publications

How do couples in rural Tanzania make decisions? Findings from a novel mixed-methods approach for understanding intrahousehold decision-making
Working Paper

How do couples in rural Tanzania make decisions? CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform Working Paper #16

Cole, S., Ferguson, N., Heckert, J., Mwakanyamale, D., Seymour, G., Feleke, S., Fischer, G., John, I., Lija, Z., Nyaa, M., and Zacharia, H. 2023. How do couples in rural Tanzania make decisions? Findings from a novel mixed-methods approach for understanding intrahousehold decision-making. CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform Working Paper #016. Nairobi, Kenya: CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform.
Climate-Smart Cocoa: a gender transformative approach
Report / Case study

Climate-Smart Cocoa: a gender transformative approach

Dalaa MA, Torvikey GD, Amoah A, Saeed AR, Obeng F, Kofituo RK, Asare R. 2020. Climate-Smart Cocoa: a gender transformative approach. Accra, Ghana: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS).
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