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Women Farmers Localize Food System in Rural Nepal

In the remote landscapes of rural Nepal, a group of women farmers is pioneering a transformation. They are creating a localized food system that connects consumers and producers directly, utilizing a Participatory Guarantee System (PGS). This initiative is not just about farming; it's about community, empowerment, and sustainability. The struggle of small farmers and the rise of PGS Small farmers, especially in isolated regions, face immense challenges. Market access is limited, and the demand for quality food, organic certification, and fair labor standards is growing. However, these demands can be overwhelming for farmers who are disconnected from global consumers. Enter…

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Katy Munden Hays is the BlinkNow Public Relations Manager, a social entrepreneur, and a content writer for social impact causes.

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