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Empowering women and other marginalized groups in agrifood supply chains: Targeted investments drive inclusion in Honduras and India

author(s) Wiegel, Jenny - Elias, Marlene - Soto Joya, Fernanda - Shijagurumayum, Meghajit
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themes
regions
  • Latin America and the Caribbean
  • Americas
  • World
  • Southern Asia
  • Asia
  • Central America
citation

Wiegel, J.; Elias, M.; Soto Joya, F.; Shijagurumayum, M. (2025) Empowering women and other marginalized groups in agrifood supply chains: Targeted investments drive inclusion in Honduras and India. Study #LAC - 2411. Rome (Italy): Bioversity International; Cali (Colombia): CIAT. 4 p.
Empowering women and other marginalized groups in agrifood supply chains: Targeted investments drive inclusion in Honduras and India

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Abstract

The Alliance of Bioversity and CIAT’s evidence-based approach has enabled two agribusinesses in Honduras to design and implement gender-responsive strategies, improving women’s empowerment and social inclusion, thus fostering more equitable coffee supply chains. In India, the Ethical Tea Partnership (ETP), a global membership-based organization, used the approach to deepen its understanding of the diverse women involved in the smallholder tea sector and the conditions of their engagement in the supply chain.

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