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Aug 3, 2026
Calories are cheap, nutrition is expensive, with Ana Maria Loboguerrero
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We know a lot, we know a lot, and it is very important to keep in mind this information.
8:08
So especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, which is where most of my work is, we know that around three quarters of all working women work in agri-food systems.
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So that's a very important proportion, but also if you think about which kind of activities these women are involved, off-farm activities, so going beyond production, so all those activities in the food systems that are outside from the farm.
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If we think about women, they dominate these off-farm activities in sub-Saharan Africa, and these are activities especially in relation to processing, to trading, Almost two thirds of workers in these areas are women.
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So these are important numbers that we are seeing because they give us ideas on where do we need to work mostly.
9 MINS LATER

Paul NewnhamHOST
From your perspective, why is that important? And in addition to that, what else is needed to achieve more equitable food systems for women?
