Every day, women farmers make invaluable contributions to agriculture — and with support to overcome the unique challenges they face, they are catalysts for social and economic change.

While nearly 70% of women in Rwanda are engaged in agriculture, there are many barriers in the way of reaching their full potential. But those in the country’s Kayonza district are forging change, together.

With support from Heifer International, Tor Pon Louk has transformed from a struggling farmer into a successful business owner and leader for her community in Cambodia.

When Robina was suddenly faced with pregnancy and forced to drop out of school, the foundation she built through a Heifer-supported women’s group provided a path forward.

With support from her cooperative in rural Nepal, dairy farmer Goma Devi Timalsina is proving ambitious goals aren’t restricted by gender.

Where bias holds them back from income, independence and opportunity, women like Chhoti Kumari are banding together and blazing a new trail.

Through training and collective business, buffalo farmer Rilli Maya Rai is at the helm of a thriving farm ecosystem in Nepal, building a future ripe with opportunity.

Starting with just a few chickens, Joyce went on to become an entrepreneur and changed the trajectory of her family’s life.

Betty Chisamu received training and support from Heifer Zambia in the form of high-quality seeds and a new bicycle. With her newfound knowledge, she’s transforming the lives of her family and community.