Women smallholder farmers and water resource management

Women smallholder farmers and water resource managementWomen smallholder farmers globally are confronting social, economic and environmental challenges related to water resource management with impacts on access to energy, drinking water and food. Furthermore, it is common for women in rural regions to be subjected to physical, economic and slow violence. In this chapter the authors utilize a water energy food (WEF) nexus framework with a gender lens to analyze the experience of women smallholders in the

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