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.
Resources that document the presence and condition of women farmers, identifying or investigating their labour which is largely invisible, the structural non-recognition or denial of their rights, and the gendered effects of the climate and agrarian crisis.
‘Woman in Agriculture, and Climate Risks: Hotspots for Development’ (2018) by Nitya Chanana-Nag and Pramod K. Aggarwal for Climatic Change.
‘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.
‘Ambi Jiji’s Retirement’ (2007) is a 29-minute Garo-language documentary by Nandini Bedi, produced by Rajiv Mehrotra.
‘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.
‘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’ (2010) by Yianna Lambrou and Sibyl Nelson for the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), United Nations.