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  • News / December 30, 2020

    Evaluating the Citizen Agency Consortium

  • story / November 18, 2020

    Hivos East Africa’s Citizen Agency Consortium Cafe

  • News / November 9, 2020

    For menstruation’s sake: menstrual care provisions for women flower farm workers in Uganda

  • News / November 9, 2020

    Addressing maternity protections and the silence around infant loss at the workplace

  • News / November 2, 2020

    Freedom through financial literacy, a Ugandan story

  • News / October 12, 2020

    Restoring dignity through transforming language

  • News / August 10, 2020

    Union: farmworkers should get US-dollar wages

  • News / August 10, 2020

    Technology set to change agriculture practices post-COVID lockdowns

  • News / August 10, 2020

    Fifteen women farmers join Food for Export Masterclass 2020

  • News / June 18, 2020

    6,000 jobs on the line on horticulture farms

  • News / June 18, 2020

    Collective bargaining circus continues

  • News / June 18, 2020

    Gender-based violence risk spikes on farms

  • story / June 9, 2020

    Implementing sexual harassment policies on flower farms

  • News / May 15, 2020

    A sector worth billions whose employees now lack food and jobs

  • News / May 11, 2020

    Covid-19: Farmworkers excluded from government cushion

  • News / May 9, 2020

    COVID-19: workers call for OSHE legislation

  • News / May 7, 2020

    COVID-19 ravages women’s jobs on horticulture farms

  • News / April 30, 2020

    COVID-19: Horticulture farmworkers cry out for help

  • News / April 21, 2020

    Ugandan flower farms and schools join forces to tackle HIV/AIDS

  • News / April 6, 2020

    Standing strong with a positive attitude: interview with Esther Nekambi

  • News / April 4, 2020

    Promoting women rights in flower farms is good for business

  • News / April 2, 2020

    CSR Africa: A tool to improve the flower farms’ social performance and rights of workers

  • News / March 31, 2020

    Audits in flower farms: belying the truth

  • News / March 29, 2020

    Campaign leaves major footprints in transforming the welfare of women working in floriculture sector

  • News / March 27, 2020

    Covid-19 lockdown and human dignity

  • News / March 25, 2020

    Ramifications of COVID-19 for workers at the beginning of the supply chain

  • opinion / March 24, 2020

    Ramifications of COVID-19 for workers at the beginning of the supply chain

  • News / March 18, 2020

    Ratify ILO Convention governments urged

  • News / March 15, 2020

    No end in sight for workers in the floriculture industry

  • News / February 26, 2020

    Producer of the Year Award

  • News / November 28, 2019

    A living wage: the difference between living and surviving

  • News / November 21, 2019

    Success story: strengthening women’s leadership and setting up gender committees in Rwanda

  • News / November 12, 2019

    Celebrating the fruits of negotiation training

  • story / October 28, 2019

    A living wage: the difference between living and surviving

  • News / October 7, 2019

    Blog: Connecting the dots, key lessons from the campaign

  • News / September 19, 2019

    Hazvinei breaks the glass ceiling

  • News / September 11, 2019

    Blog: Trade unions to the rescue

  • News / September 10, 2019

    Majority farmworkers in Zimbabwe live on less that 25c a day

  • News / September 9, 2019

    Where are we: a factsheet

  • News / September 6, 2019

    Change Lab revolutionizes horticulture industry in Malawi

  • News / September 5, 2019

    Annual horticulture reporting awards to be launched

  • News / September 2, 2019

    Ethiopian parliament passes law on sexual harassment

  • News / August 6, 2019

    Blog: Tackling rape, discrimination: Women’s Committee to the rescue

  • blog / July 30, 2019

    CSR Africa portal blooms at the Kenyan flower fair

  • News / July 30, 2019

    Blog: CSR Africa portal blooms at the Kenyan flower fair

  • News / July 29, 2019

    Blog: Are we keeping up?

  • News / July 12, 2019

    AWCFS: Employees are happier at Fairtrade certified farms

  • News / July 11, 2019

    AWCFS: Initiative tipped to address gender inequalities in the cut flower industry

  • News / July 9, 2019

    AWCFS: Proposed changes in law set out to protect workers against sexual harassment

  • News / June 19, 2019

    AWCFS: Treaty to end workplace violence and harassment ready for adoption by ILO

  • News / June 17, 2019

    Let us make the workplace safer for women

  • News / May 27, 2019

    AWCFS: All is not lost for women in lucrative flower business

  • News / May 20, 2019

    Flowers everywhere but not a rose for mom!

  • News / May 18, 2019

    Farmworkers in Zimbabwe bemoan poverty wages

  • News / May 16, 2019

    Women farmworkers bear the brunt of casualization in Zimbabwe

  • News / May 15, 2019

    “You don’t need a title to be a leader”

  • News / May 13, 2019

    Women@Work Campaign uplifting farm workers’ conditions

  • News / May 1, 2019

    AWCFS: There is no silver bullet to improve plight of flower farm workers

  • News / April 25, 2019

    Rwanda Women’s Network assesses the implementation of SDG8: decent work

  • News / April 11, 2019

    AWCFS: NOPE Uganda rolls out an initiative to twin schools with flower farms

  • News / March 28, 2019

    AWCFS: Women working in flower farms want corporate social responsibility

  • News / March 18, 2019

    AWCFS: Women working in flower farms often denied maternity leave

  • News / March 15, 2019

    AWCFS: UN meeting puts spotlight on lived experiences of women workers

  • News / March 14, 2019

    AWCFS: Positive turn around as flower farms establish gender committees

  • News / March 11, 2019

    Women@Work Campaign hosts three side events at CSW

  • News / March 6, 2019

    More than defying the odds to create a gender equal world

  • News / February 27, 2019

    AWCFS: Kenyan flower sector to work on guiding principles on business and human rights

  • News / February 19, 2019

    “Ms President” contest: looking for leaders, not beauty queens

  • News / February 18, 2019

    Fair pay, a thorny issue in flower farms

  • News / February 12, 2019

    Hivos East Africa partners in a TV reality show to strengthen women leadership

  • News / December 18, 2018

    Uganda still operates on a minimum wage that was set in 1984

  • News / October 1, 2018

    Towards having women in influential roles in flower farms

  • story / August 6, 2018

    Women front and center

  • News / July 9, 2018

    Personal Story: From flower picker to union leader

  • story / July 6, 2018

    From flower picker to union leader

  • News / June 6, 2018

    Press release: Hivos, True Price and Ufadhili Trust launch CSR Africa

  • News / March 29, 2018

    Tackling sexual harassment in East African flower farms

  • News / December 1, 2017

    Blog: Workplace policies that promote gender equality and fight HIV/AIDS

  • blog / December 1, 2017

    Workplace policies that promote gender equality and fight HIV/AIDS

  • News / October 2, 2017

    Personal Story: Never working anywhere else again!

  • News / August 31, 2017

    Towards living wages in African horticulture value chains

  • News / August 31, 2017

    Towards living wages in African horticulture value chains

  • blog / August 15, 2017

    CoFFEE is Cool

  • News / June 14, 2017

    Blog: Ethiopia projected as the fastest growing economy in Africa but lacks a minimum wage

  • News / June 5, 2017

    Blog: SDGs promise a lot for women; but what have we achieved?

  • News / February 14, 2017

    Blog: Flower farm workers are yet to benefit from the sector despite increased revenues

  • News / December 1, 2016

    Bridges helps move the decent work agenda forward

  • News / November 27, 2016

    The Living Wage Lab celebrates its first birthday

  • News / June 16, 2016

    Bridges regional campaigns for migrant domestic workers

  • News / June 2, 2016

    New website on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Southern Africa

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