Gender, intersectionality and climate smart agriculture in South Asia: A review
‘Gender, intersectionality and climate smart agriculture in South Asia: A review’ (2025) by Nitya Rao, Reema Sathe, Natasha Grist for PLOS Climate.
Resources documenting women farmers being trained, self-educating, or building skills to increase their resilience to adverse climatic, ecological, or industrial conditions.
‘Gender, intersectionality and climate smart agriculture in South Asia: A review’ (2025) by Nitya Rao, Reema Sathe, Natasha Grist for PLOS Climate.
‘Marathwada’s Women Rely on Ingenious Cropping Technique to Navigate Climate Uncertainty’ (2025) is a 12-minute Marathi- and English-language documentary for the Eco-India series, co-produced by Scroll.in and Deutsche We…
‘After My Garden Grows’ (2014) is a 9-minute Bengali-language documentary by Landesa based on the Girls Project in partnership with the government of West Bengal, and produced by Principe Productions.
‘Women in Parched Bundelkhand Villages are Pioneering Water Conservation Efforts’ (Jal Saheli) (2024) is a 13-minute Hindi-language documentary by Down To Earth.
‘The Woman Farmers in Maharashtra Who are Fighting for Their Right to Own Land’ (2019) is a 10-minute Marathi- and English-language documentary co-produced by Scroll.in and Deutsche Welle (DW).
‘How Kerala’s Coastal Women are Mapping Tidal Floods’ (2026) is a 10-minute Malayalam- and English-language documentary by Scroll.in in collaboration with Deutsche Welle (DW) for the Eco-India Series.
‘How did the Women of Champavat Lead a Silent Revolution of Saving the Forest (Van Saheli)’ (2025) is a 10-minute Hindi-language documentary by Down to Earth.
‘How These Women Grow Vegetables in the Cold Deserts of Ladakh’ (2025) is a 9-minute Hindi-language documentary by the Good Food Movement.
‘One Seed at a Time’ (2025) is a 16-minute Marathi-language documentary directed by Kavita Carneiro, and hosted by the People’s Archive of Rural India (PARI).