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When we know better, we must do better! 🦉 The future of agriculture is female. 👩🌾 According to FAO, global agricultural production and #FoodSecurity could increase by 20-30% if women in rural areas had access to land, technology and financial services. Women in India's agriculture sector make up 65% of the total female workforce, but face enormous challenges that hinder their progress. Maharashtra, India’s third largest state and the economic and financial hub of the country, is working with the private sector to empower women farmers through: 🌱 Access to advisory and inputs 🛒 Access to markets 💻 Digitization Check out this World Economic Forum article to find out how why female farmers hold the power to transform food systems.

The future of agriculture is female. 👩🌾 According to FAO, global agricultural production and #FoodSecurity could increase by 20-30% if women in rural areas had access to land, technology and financial services. Women in India's agriculture sector make up 65% of the total female workforce, but face enormous challenges that hinder their progress. Maharashtra, India’s third largest state and the economic and financial hub of the country, is working with the private sector to empower women farmers through: 🌱 Access to advisory and inputs 🛒 Access to markets 💻 Digitization Check out this World Economic Forum article to find out how why female farmers hold the power to transform food systems.

The future of agriculture is female. 👩🌾 According to FAO, global agricultural production and #FoodSecurity could increase by 20-30% if women in rural areas had access to land, technology and financial services. Women in India's agriculture sector make up 65% of the total female workforce, but face enormous challenges that hinder their progress. Maharashtra, India’s third largest state and the economic and financial hub of the country, is working with the private sector to empower women farmers through: 🌱 Access to advisory and inputs 🛒 Access to markets 💻 Digitization Check out this World Economic Forum article to find out how why female farmers hold the power to transform food systems.

The future of agriculture is female. 👩🌾 According to FAO, global agricultural production and #FoodSecurity could increase by 20-30% if women in rural areas had access to land, technology and financial services. Women in India's agriculture sector make up 65% of the total female workforce, but face enormous challenges that hinder their progress. Maharashtra, India’s third largest state and the economic and financial hub of the country, is working with the private sector to empower women farmers through: 🌱 Access to advisory and inputs 🛒 Access to markets 💻 Digitization Check out this World Economic Forum article to find out how why female farmers hold the power to transform food systems.

Rural women play a critical role in global #agriculture, yet they often lack access to the resources they need. Here are five ways that can help change that; ·        Increase access to innovation and resources ·        Improve education and training ·        Enhance market access ·        Promote gender-sensitive policies . Invest in infrastructure and services When #ruralwomen have equal access to resources, education, and markets, they can help end #hunger and #malnutrition. . #InternationalDayOfRuralWomen #WomenInAg #WomenFeedTheWorld #EmpowerRuralWomen #SustainableAgriculture

👩🌾 Did you know? Women in India's agriculture sector make up 65% of the total female workforce, but face enormous challenges that hinder their progress. Maharashtra is the third largest state in India and the economic and financial hub of the country. The State Women's Development Corporation of Government of Maharashtra (MAVIM) is at the forefront of supporting women in agriculture in India. These are the areas where the initiative is making an impact through inclusive agricultural technology: ✨ Access to Advisory & Inputs: Precision farming and agricultural know-how and advisory services use various data sources to increase yields and reduce production costs. 🌐 Market Accessibility: Tech-driven platforms bridge supply chain gaps, granting better market access, fairer prices, and reduced post-harvest losses. 💻 Federation Digitization: Integrating MAVIM federations into digital systems streamlines operations, generating data for tailored agritech services, benefiting self-help groups and their members. Empowering Maharashtra's women farmers through agritech is a step in the right direction - global agricultural output and #FoodSecurity could increase by 20-30% if women had access to land, technology and financial services in rural areas (source: FAO). 🌾💪

👩🌾 Did you know? Women in India's agriculture sector make up 65% of the total female workforce, but face enormous challenges that hinder their progress. Maharashtra is the third largest state in India and the economic and financial hub of the country. The State Women's Development Corporation of Government of Maharashtra (MAVIM) is at the forefront of supporting women in agriculture in India. These are the areas where the initiative is making an impact through inclusive agricultural technology: ✨ Access to Advisory & Inputs: Precision farming and agricultural know-how and advisory services use various data sources to increase yields and reduce production costs. 🌐 Market Accessibility: Tech-driven platforms bridge supply chain gaps, granting better market access, fairer prices, and reduced post-harvest losses. 💻 Federation Digitization: Integrating MAVIM federations into digital systems streamlines operations, generating data for tailored agritech services, benefiting self-help groups and their members. Empowering Maharashtra's women farmers through agritech is a step in the right direction - global agricultural output and #FoodSecurity could increase by 20-30% if women had access to land, technology and financial services in rural areas (source: FAO). 🌾💪

👩🌾 Did you know? Women in India's agriculture sector make up 65% of the total female workforce, but face enormous challenges that hinder their progress. Maharashtra is the third largest state in India and the economic and financial hub of the country. The State Women's Development Corporation of Government of Maharashtra (MAVIM) is at the forefront of supporting women in agriculture in India. These are the areas where the initiative is making an impact through inclusive agricultural technology: ✨ Access to Advisory & Inputs: Precision farming and agricultural know-how and advisory services use various data sources to increase yields and reduce production costs. 🌐 Market Accessibility: Tech-driven platforms bridge supply chain gaps, granting better market access, fairer prices, and reduced post-harvest losses. 💻 Federation Digitization: Integrating MAVIM federations into digital systems streamlines operations, generating data for tailored agritech services, benefiting self-help groups and their members. Empowering Maharashtra's women farmers through agritech is a step in the right direction - global agricultural output and #FoodSecurity could increase by 20-30% if women had access to land, technology and financial services in rural areas (source: FAO). 🌾💪

👩🌾 Did you know? Women in India's agriculture sector make up 65% of the total female workforce, but face enormous challenges that hinder their progress. Maharashtra is the third largest state in India and the economic and financial hub of the country. The State Women's Development Corporation of Government of Maharashtra (MAVIM) is at the forefront of supporting women in agriculture in India. These are the areas where the initiative is making an impact through inclusive agricultural technology: ✨ Access to Advisory & Inputs: Precision farming and agricultural know-how and advisory services use various data sources to increase yields and reduce production costs. 🌐 Market Accessibility: Tech-driven platforms bridge supply chain gaps, granting better market access, fairer prices, and reduced post-harvest losses. 💻 Federation Digitization: Integrating MAVIM federations into digital systems streamlines operations, generating data for tailored agritech services, benefiting self-help groups and their members. Empowering Maharashtra's women farmers through agritech is a step in the right direction - global agricultural output and #FoodSecurity could increase by 20-30% if women had access to land, technology and financial services in rural areas (source: FAO). 🌾💪

👩🌾 Did you know? Women in India's agriculture sector make up 65% of the total female workforce, but face enormous challenges that hinder their progress. Maharashtra is the third largest state in India and the economic and financial hub of the country. The State Women's Development Corporation of Government of Maharashtra (MAVIM) is at the forefront of supporting women in agriculture in India. These are the areas where the initiative is making an impact through inclusive agricultural technology: ✨ Access to Advisory & Inputs: Precision farming and agricultural know-how and advisory services use various data sources to increase yields and reduce production costs. 🌐 Market Accessibility: Tech-driven platforms bridge supply chain gaps, granting better market access, fairer prices, and reduced post-harvest losses. 💻 Federation Digitization: Integrating MAVIM federations into digital systems streamlines operations, generating data for tailored agritech services, benefiting self-help groups and their members. Empowering Maharashtra's women farmers through agritech is a step in the right direction - global agricultural output and #FoodSecurity could increase by 20-30% if women had access to land, technology and financial services in rural areas (source: FAO). 🌾💪