Women Entrepreneurs Empower Farmers Against Climate Challenges in Bihar

In Australia, unconventional climate advocates, such as groups like Farmers for Climate Action, are emerging as effective channels for reaching holdout groups skeptical about climate change. These advocates, including role-based groups like Doctors for the Environment, help broaden public support for climate initiatives outside traditional environmental circles. Meanwhile, women in Pakistan's agricultural sector, who make up a significant portion of the workforce, face systemic gender inequalities despite their critical contributions to farming. Climate change exacerbates their challenges, impacting crop yields and financial stability. In rural Bihar, women have transformed from homemakers to agri-entrepreneurs, using innovative solutions like drone technology to support local farmers in adapting to climate challenges. Their efforts not only enhance their livelihoods but also foster community resilience against the impacts of climate change.