Publications
New Field worked with its partners to document progress, capture stories and collect data. From this, we have created a number of publications to share what we’ve learned. We also supported our partners to publish their findings on issues affecting rural women and their organizations, in order to inspire others to see rural women as powerful agents of change.
This historical overview reflects on New Field’s 14 years of supporting rural women’s organizations and complementary projects, focusing on innovative approaches, lessons learned, and partner profiles. In reading about New Field’s legacy of support, we hope you are inspired, as we have been through all these years, and that you share what we learned about how rural women can create lasting, positive change.
Rural Women Creating Change: New Field Foundation 2003 - 2016 in English. ( PDF)
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Summary: This 2015 report analyses the changes in asset management among rural women's organizations in Senegal receiving community grants.
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Summary: This 2014 report focuses on changes to family health and education for members of women’s community organizations in Senegal receiving funding.
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Summary: This 2014 report examines changes in rural women’s ability to assume leadership positions of community organizations receiving funding in Senegal.
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Summary: This 2014 presentation identifies key changes experienced by rural women and their organizations in Senegal due to the grant funding they received. It focuses on changes in women’s leadership and food security.
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Summary: This 2011 short documentary features women in West Africa voicing the difficulties they face in achieving food security and how organizing into groups has enabled them to overcome these challenges.
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Summary: This 2012 briefing paper focuses on women's rights to land and water, food and livelihood security, and natural resource management.
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Summary: This 2014 guide enables women’s organizations find funding opportunities, prepare and submit applications, and communicate with funders.
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Summary: This 2013 publication commemorates the 10th anniversary of the adoption of the Protocol on the Rights of Women in Africa with a series of essays. Published by Solidarity for African Women's Rights Coalition (SOAWR), The African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights and Make Every Woman Count.
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Summary: This 2012 report, published by Women’s World Banking (WWB), highlights the findings of a gender research study in Uganda with low-income rural women and men with small- or medium sized farms. It sets out the specific gender-based social, cultural and legal barriers that rural women face in accessing and using financial services and examines operational challenges to effectively serving this market.
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