Haitian women are often silenced and burdened by the intersectionality of social, economic, and environmental oppressions. In Cap-Haitien, and much of rural Haiti, women and men are bilateral actors. It is estimated that nearly three quarters of the Haitian people reside in rural areas and work (both formally and informally) as peasant farmers. Since the 1950s, the environment in Haiti has been overseen by the Ministry of Environment whose fundamental mission is to reduce environmental vulnerability.
Lè fanm andeyó travay: Challenges Faced by Rural Women to Sustain Their Agricultural Traditions in Northern Haiti
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