Abstract

This research paper aims to examine the gendered impacts of agricultural technologies and practices that promote climate-resilient farming and assess how these technologies can empower women in the agricultural sector. While primary research on this topic is limited, a wealth of secondary data and scholarly literature provides valuable insights into the complex relationship between gender, sustainable agriculture technologies, and climate resilience. The study utilizes secondary research methods, including extensive literature reviews, newspaper reports, and government data, to gain insight into the underlying dynamics. The findings of this study reveal that sustainable agriculture technologies, while offering potential benefits for both men and women, can significantly empower women in the agricultural sector. Increased income, enhanced decision-making power, and improved food security emerge as key pathways through which these technologies contribute to women's empowerment, underlining their pivotal role in promoting gender equality within climate-resilient farming practices.