Access to Water and Land - Dimitra Clubs in Niger

This six-minute video shows how the FAO Dimitra Clubs in Niger have been crucial to ensure women’s access to land and water, while contributing to nutrition, food security and gender equality, thereby reducing rural poverty. The transformative approach of the Dimitra Clubs induces behavioral changes in various aspects of daily life for individuals, households and communities in rural areas. Dimitra Clubs are groups of rural women and men who voluntarily decide to get organized to discuss their development challenges, find solutions and take collective action to improve their livelihoods and take control of their own lives.
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[@jacobeksor6088]

I am Montagnard indigenous I’m a farmer, I love those women women work together keep up the good work.

[@kristinawashington1773]

Awesome work... Thanks a bunch for this.

[@er.firojansari9891]

Mashallah ..,,many tribes accept islam ..,,alhamdulillah

[@sekar8516]

Nice place

[@curi5672]

LOLseeing this at school

[@JustinCrediblename]

3 clubs for women. 1 for men. 2 for youth.
'sounds equal :p

[@lachlanmcmurtrie6201]

Really Justin? These women are forced into marriage and work all their lives and you're complaining about how men don't have as many clubs.

[@bintsaeibou9524zakariyya]

Sisibi. Konu