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This module gives an introduction to the entire process of producing a video.

Introduction video module is part of a larger series, covering all steps in video production. This series of videos has been funded by FAO.

This module gives an introduction to the entire process of producing a video.

Introduction video module is part of a larger series, covering all steps in video production. This series of videos has been funded by FAO.

This module gives an introduction to the entire process of producing a video.

Introduction video module is part of a larger series, covering all steps in video production. This series of videos has been funded by FAO.

This module gives an introduction to the entire process of producing a video.

Introduction video module is part of a larger series, covering all steps in video production. This series of videos has been funded by FAO.

This module gives an introduction to the entire process of producing a video.

Introduction video module is part of a larger series, covering all steps in video production. This series of videos has been funded by FAO.

This module gives an introduction to the entire process of producing a video.

Introduction video module is part of a larger series, covering all steps in video production. This series of videos has been funded by FAO.

This module gives an introduction to the entire process of producing a video.

Young women in rural India are constrained by limited access to knowledge and economic opportunities. At the same time, women food producers, who have been hit hard by climate change and COVID-19, need information on resilient natural farming practices.

On 9 September 2021, Access Agriculture Director for International Development,  Paul Van Mele, gave a presentation at the 20th Organic World Congress, which took place digitally and on-site in Rennes, France, 6-10 September.

Access Agriculture wins International Innovation Award for Sustainable Food and Agriculture

For Josephine Rodgers speech, play from 0:23-0:44

In Kenya, WRUAs first began forming in the 1990’s. They are established by communities along rivers and guarantee the participation of their members in all management decisions taken on the use of the river water.