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2026. The International Year of the Woman Farmer

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Women farmers are all women working in agrifood systems in different capacities across all segments of value chains. Photo FAO

Women farmers represent 39 % of the global agricultural workforce. Photo FAO

Across the world, women are at the heart of agrifood systems. Photo FAO/Adam Ibrahim

Women farmers work harder, often under more difficult conditions, and their contributions are not always fully recognized. Photo FAO

Women leading the fight against hunger all over the world. Photo FAO

Investing in women farmers strengthens food security. Photo FAO

Women farmers are not considered in decision-making processes and struggle to access credit or financial services. Photo FAO

When women lead, communities gain. Photo FAO

Women farmers face persistent barriers women face across agrifood systems - including unequal access to land, information and social protection. Photo: FAO

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