In southeastern Zimbabwe, rural women are emerging as champions in the fight against climate change, leveraging sustainable agriculture and local innovation. Susan Chinyengetere, a farmer in Mafaure village, exemplifies this shift by introducing climate-resilient crops and eco-friendly farming practices.
Challenges in Adopting Sustainable Agriculture
Despite their efforts, these women face systemic challenges, including limited access to resources, education, and financial support. Climate unpredictability further complicates farming activities, threatening food security. Yet, through grassroots community networks, women like Susan are sharing knowledge and building resilience against environmental crises.
This local movement highlights the critical role of rural women in combating global climate issues while emphasizing the need for greater institutional support
