Lourine Bii, 33, is a pioneer as the first female technician at the Kiboko Plant Breeding Station. Moving from KALRO to CIMMYT, she is independently managing trials and breaking gender barriers in agricultural research. Her journey illustrates the importance of inclusivity and empowerment in shaping the future of agriculture.
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Gender equality, youth and social inclusion
In Mozambique, women spearhead efforts to enhance soybean yields with improved agronomic practices, yielding community-wide benefits.
Gender equality, youth and social inclusion
At CIMMYT, women leaders and scientists work on the pressing issues of our times. They contribute as managers, economists, and scientists – breeders, soil experts, agronomists, GIS analysts, pathologists, etc. Every day they help CIMMYT deliver on its commitment: Science and Innovation for a Food and Nutrition Secure World.
Gender equality, youth and social inclusion
CIMMYT-NARES regional maize breeding networks empower farmers, especially women, to ensure food security in the face of climate change.
