Economic JusticeArticles

Nighat’s reporting from Lucknow reveals how displacement breaks informal care, work and access to sanitation, challenging housing-only measures of recovery.

FAO’s 2025 regional report shows why women’s growing presence in agrifood work must be read alongside unequal resources, care burdens and decision-making power.

FAO traces women’s work across food production, processing, distribution and consumption, connecting unequal resources, wages, care and shocks.

AWID documents how the Indigenous Women’s Movement entered feminist decision-making spaces, advanced collective rights and land questions, and made room for new voices and movement resources.

Pamela Caro reads food sovereignty through peasant organizing and feminism, asking who controls land and seeds - and how recognizing rural women’s work can avoid fixing gendered divisions of labor.

A joint FAO, IFAD and ILO report asks how gender shapes paid and unpaid work on and off farms - and what decent rural employment requires.