Women’s Agricultural Work and Nutrition in Pakistan: Findings from Qualitative Research
Lansa Working Paper Series, January 2015.
Gender
The Future of Family Farming: Providing Resources for Women and Young Farmers
Global Forum on Food Security and Nutrition, September 2014
Women’s Empowerment and Nutrition: What does the Evidence Tell Us?
Transform Nutrition (April 2014)
Engaging Men and Boys in Food and Nutrition Security: The Hidden Half of Gender Equality Programming
SPRING, TOPS & USAID (May 2014)
Gender, Agriculture, and Assets Project Outreach Event
IFPRI and ILRI (May 2014)
New: Gender-Nutrition Idea Exchange
CGIAR/IFPRI (May 2014)
The Role of Gender in Agricultural Development
Issues in Agriculture (December 1991)
Building Local Partners’ Capacity to Implement Infant and Young Child Feeding Interventions
In August 2013, SPRING and Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) formally launched the Nigeria Community and Facility Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) Package for its use in uniform training and information sharing throughout Nigeria.
Engaging Men and Boys in Food and Nutrition Security: The Hidden Half of Gender Equality Programming
SPRING, TOPS, and USAID hosted the final segment in a three-part webinar series, Women's Empowerment and Men's Engagement: How a Focus on Gender Can Support Agriculture and Nutrition. Theresa Hwang, Gender Director with CARE USA, and Maureen Miruka, Pathways Team Leader with CARE USA, shared experience from CARE’s rights-based approach to gender equality, which recognizes that men are not only instrumental to women’s empowerment, but that they are also affected by poverty and face specific vulnerabilities and limitations based on their gendered roles.