Government subsidies, which could be as much as 90 million in a single year for a country, don’t meet full demand and are often driven to large farms and male farmers, even though women are the backbone of farming in Africa.
Los subsidios del gobierno, que podrían ascender a 90 millones en un solo año para un país, no satisfacen la demanda total y, a menudo, se destinan a grandes fincas y agricultores varones, a pesar de que las mujeres son la columna vertebral de la agricultura en África.