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Dear John,

Women account for almost half of all agricultural labor in developing countries, and in many communities, they are the primary food producers for their families. But women’s work in agriculture is often underpaid, undervalued, and limited by local gender norms—an issue that has only worsened because of COVID-19.

Join Ceres and leaders from PepsiCo, PepsiCo Egypt, the PepsiCo Foundation, and CARE Egypt on May 5th at 12pm ET for a free webinar: Partnering to Tackle Gender Inequality in Agriculture.

Partnering to Tackle Gender Inequality in Agriculture

She Feeds the World (SFtW) is a partnership between the PepsiCo Foundation & CARE to help small-scale producers, especially women, get the resources and training they need to increase their production, access markets, and generate income to build sustainable livelihoods.

We hope you can join us on May 5th for this important conversation on the power of collaboration in building a more gender-balanced and inclusive agriculture system.

Thank you,

Mary Ann Ormond
Director, Company Network,
Ceres
@GoingGreener

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