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KENYA 2025. Workshop: Innovative gender responsive and transformative approaches for inclusive, resilient, and sustainable agrifood systems

Nairobi, Kenya. 4 April 2025. Elsa Valli, FAO Economist, being interviewed about the inception workshop for the Women’s Empowerment Farmer Business School (WE-FBS) and Social and Behavioral Change Communication (SBCC) campaign. Held from 1–4 April 2025, the event brought together partners working to advance gender equality in agriculture, as part of a new FAO initiative to empower women and improve livelihoods in rural communities.

04/04/2025

Country or Territory Kenya

Project ID FVC/GLO/205/MUL

File size 6.79 MB

Unique ID UF19ZY2

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Background Information The Women's Empowerment Farmer Business School (WE-FBS) is a programme developed by FAO in collaboration with KIT and CARE USA. It is designed to empower women in commercial farming by integrating gender concepts into business skills training. The programme aims to address barriers such as low literacy, language limitations, and traditional gender norms, promoting family farming as a business.

The inception workshop, held in Nairobi, brought together all the project partners to discuss final arrangements and preparations for the programme. The workshop focused on aligning all stakeholders and ensuring that everything was in place for the programme's implementation.