Springer Women Farmers: Unheard Being Heard - Edited Volume

This edited volume from Springer explores the real-world impact of gender equality in agriculture. By focusing on the field of sustainability sciences in Asia and Africa, the book identifies the specific crises women face while working as farmers. It moves beyond theoretical discussion to share the unsung stories of women bringing change at the grassroots level. Readers will find a collection of positive developments documented by experts, researchers, and professionals. These contributors work directly with women farmers to address the challenges of achieving equity in the agricultural sector. A central theme of the work is the struggle for identity, as women in agriculture often lack formal recognition as farmers. This book is a valuable resource for those studying earth sciences, sustainability, and gender studies. It provides a detailed look at how small changes and positive stories can lead to significant shifts in how women are perceived and supported in global food systems.