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.
Governance and Policy
Resources covering critiques of existing agricultural policy, administrative lapses, state schemes that exclude women farmers, and researcher or community recommendations for policy that account for gender and other socio-political marginalisations.
Woman in agriculture, and climate risks: hotspots for development
‘Woman in Agriculture, and Climate Risks: Hotspots for Development’ (2018) by Nitya Chanana-Nag and Pramod K. Aggarwal for Climatic Change.
After My Garden Grows
‘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.
How Kerala’s Coastal Women are Mapping Tidal Floods
‘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.
Jal, Jungle, Aur Zameen: Kya Mahilao Ko Milega Unka Haq
‘Jal, Jungle, Aur Zameen: Kya Mahilao Ko Milega Unka Haq’ (2019) is an 11-minute Hindi-language documentary by Khabar Lahariya.
Farmers in a changing climate: Does gender matter? Food security in Andhra Pradesh, India
‘Farmers in a changing climate: Does gender matter? Food security in Andhra Pradesh, India’ (2010) by Yianna Lambrou and Sibyl Nelson for the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), United Nations.
“I learned to clean fish from my mother. You have to be careful—the blade must not cut into the fish”
Despite its importance, cleaning fish remains one of the least visible forms of labour in the fisheries economy. Revathi Sunil and Rashmi Sridar document what a day’s work looks like for the women at the Rameshwaram Fish…
“We have always lived on these islands and gone to sea. How can the state say it does not belong to us?”
—S. Pandiammal, 44, Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu
What Are Seeds, When Not Sold?
Oishika Roy explores experiences of seed savers and scientists to gather proof of relationships between people and seeds beyond that of money: generational, and through the principle of commons.