Statement of Needs
Regardless of their active role in agriculture, women own fewer assets, have less access to necessary agricultural yields and receive less education and training in these areas compared to men in
Zimbabwe. The main cause of this persistent gap is established traditional gender roles. Women often face more difficulties in owning land, establishing credit and gaining access to proper resources. However, when given the proper tools, women are bond to provide a substantial positive effect on both the economy and agricultural output.
Closing the gender gap is imperative to making progress in Zimbabwe’s economy and increasing agricultural output. By empowering female agricultural actors and increasing their access to appropriate digital training, women have the capacity to support profitable business ventures to capitalize on their professional efforts.