How women can play a pivotal role in a more sustainable future for Africa's rural communities
Women pick baobab fruits in Nakolo, Ghana. Prioritising female leadership and expertise in conservation projects could help create a more sustainable future for rural communities in Africa. Image: Tree Aid / Lema Concepts Africa
Annie Schultz
Policy and Advocacy Advisor, TreeAid
Lidya Valea
Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator (Burkina Faso), Tree Aid
Nathalie Palogo
Gender and Social Inclusion Officer (Burkina Faso), Tree Aid
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