United Nations – Zanzibar Island off the coast of Tanzania is changing. Not that long ago, you would never have seen a woman earning her own income or making decisions in the home. Now, through nearly twelve hundred Farmer Field Schools supported by the UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development, IFAD, women have found equality in their work, homes and communities.
UN in Action: Episode #1514
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