MAPPING

Maps which explore the links between climate, agriculture, gender and nutrition at various spacial scales.

The team will use individual, household and community socio-economic and agricultural surveys available for Feed-the-Future countries, combined with biophysical datasets from remote sensing and other sources, to examine how the physical and human environments are related. Initially, data visualization and mapping techniques will shed lights on possible correlations among women’s empowerment, nutrition, food security, poverty, livelihoods and weather characteristics.