Women's active role in climate change mitigation and adaptation in Latin America
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Sarruf Romero L, Moreno CD. 2021. Women's active role in climate change mitigation and adaptation in Latin America. CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS).
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How have climate-smart agriculture (CSA) interventions improved gender issues in rural communities belonging
to Climate-Smart Villages (CSV) in Colombia, Guatemala, and Honduras?
We have set out to contribute to the reduction of the gender gap in agriculture, taking into consideration
the socio-economic realities of both women and men. That is why we advance our monitoring and
evaluation activities with a gender perspective, to improve the quality of life of men and women in the
field. CCAFS has worked tirelessly to increase the resilience of rural households to climate change through
the CSV. We have been successful in improving livelihoods, food security and adaptive capacity

