Andean Indigenous Women Combat Food Insecurity in Peru
Putting this knowledge into practice ensures their daily food in a context of constant threats to agricultural activity due to climate change
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Putting this knowledge into practice ensures their daily food in a context of constant threats to agricultural activity due to climate change
Paulina Locumbe, a 42-year-old peasant farmer who lives in the Andes highlands of southern Peru, learned as a child to harvest and dry crops, one of the ancestral practices with which she combat
Rural women in Peru seed water today to harvest tomorrow
"When I was a little girl we didn't suffer from water shortages like we do now. Today we are experiencing more droughts, our water sources are drying up and we cannot sit idly by," Kely Quispe, a smal
"When I was a little girl we didn't suffer from water shortages like we do now. Today we are experiencing more droughts, our water sources are drying up and we cannot sit idly by," Kely Quispe, a smal