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That feeling when you’re the only woman in the room and you have something important to say

7 June 2019

Agriculture focus group in Himachal Pradesh, India. ©IDinsight/Ursula Gazeley

IDinsight Manager Rupika Singh and Associate Raghav Kapoor Adlakha lead a focus group for farmers for our NITI Agriculture engagement in Hamipur, Himachal Pradesh, India.

Rupika says: “unlike in many other situations, all the farmers in this group listened to both female and male researchers equally”.

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