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Gender, entrepreneurship, and energy
Through capacity building, the single women of Chhahari Krishi Samuha – aged 60 and above – now negotiate with the bank for funds to scale their business, backed up by a strong investment plan.
Subhawana Subba, team member of a vertical hydroponics farm called Muttha, has a degree in biotech engineering and has designed a hydroponics monitoring system which has incorporated solar panels as a renewable energy source.
Saugat Griha – a micro enterprise cooperative that produces paper, food, and textile products – switched to solar dryers operated by women in many villages. They sought support for product diversification, and we sought to break the bias at each node of the value chain – from input supply to consumer – by bringing more women in the forefront of agricultural businesses incorporating renewable energy.
The Renewable Energy Solutions in Agriculture (RESA) Incubation Programme introduces renewable energy solutions in the agriculture value chain for both efficiency and environmental and social sustainability, ultimately building business resilience
Using hands-on and multi-pronged approach to mainstream gender issues
Climate change impacts call for transboundary cooperation, collaboration, and knowledge exchange. As a knowledge network, the ...
Enabling global marketability for this distinct product from the Kangchenjunga Landscape
The Asiatic honeybee Apis cerana is indigenous to, among other regions, the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. It is found ...
Nepal’s experiences with community forestry could help Myanmar address deforestation and forest degradation
From June to November 2020, 130 staff members from district ...
Since radio has both a large user base and low barrier to access, it is an ...
Community engagement, proven results in the field, and policy dialogues with government bodies in Bhutan, India, ...