How research stations can be more gender-inclusive

From
CGIAR Excellence in Breeding Platform (EiB)
Published on
29.07.22
Impact Area
Gender equality, Gender equality, youth & social inclusion
Funders
Australia, Gates Foundation, Germany, United Kingdom, United States of America

Both science and agriculture are often male-dominated. But this is starting to change as women take on stronger roles in science and farm management – and organizations commit to real progress.

In breeding operations, women have been marginalized all too often. But CGIAR and its national partners are starting to change this. CGIAR Excellence in Breeding and the Breeding Resources Initiative aim to be catalysts for change by working with its partners to make farming operations more gender-inclusive.