Close
Home
Help
Library
Login
FAO Staff Login
Register
0
Selected
Invert selection
Deselect all
Deselect all
Click here to refresh results
Click here to refresh results
Digital Asset Management (DAM) by Orange Logic
Go to Login page
Hide details
-:-
-:-
Why rural women pay the highest price of the climate crisis
Explore More Collections
Conceptually similar
WAV
Conflict and climate change require collective action to address food insecurity
MP3
Behind the latest hunger data
MP3
Innovation and technology for sustainable fisheries
MP3
FAO Brief - 11 November 2024
MP3
The power of agrifood systems: Interview with Corinna Hawkes
MP3
FAO Brief 12 February 2024
WAV
FAO Brief - 30 September 2024
MP3
FAO Brief - 1 December 2023
MP3
Science and innovation for a sustainable future Agriculture
MP3
FAO Brief - 3 November
WAV
Women vaccinators: driving changes in rural Bangladesh
WAV
FAO Brief - 29 July 2024
MP3
FAO Brief - 17 November 2023
MP3
FAO Brief - 25 November 2024
WAV
FAO Brief - 25 November 2024
WAV
FAO Brief - 1 July 2024
WAV
FAO Brief - 20 May 2024
MP3
Colombia’s sea women net a better deal
MP3
FAO Brief 22 March 2024
WAV
FAO Brief - 8 March 2024
Add to collection
Why rural women pay the highest price of the climate crisis
Climate change disproportionately impacts women farmers in low- and middle-income countries, causing billions of dollars of losses among female-headed farming households. This is the main finding of FAO's "The Unjust Climate" report, explains in this interview Lauren Phillips, Deputy Director of the Rural Transformation and Gender Equality Division of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
Producer: Laura Quiñones
Sound: Laura Quiñones and Eric Deleu
Asset date
04/01/2024
Language
English
Duration
8m47s
File size
10.07 MB
UNFAO Source
FAO Audio
Unique identifier
UF2Z3L