Why ActionAid promotes women’s leadership in emergencies
ActionAid has been promoting women’s leadership in emergencies for many years now. Yet this question never fails to come up: why women?
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ActionAid has been promoting women’s leadership in emergencies for many years now. Yet this question never fails to come up: why women?
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This paper was commissioned by ActionAid and serves as a think-piece to build our understanding of the gendered implications of the recent wave of large-scale land acquisitions and investments
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Food Files is a magazine published by ActionAid and IFSN, and it aims to promote critical and fruitful discussion around food security issues. The magazine features various articles on the right to
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