Five Years of Work
Our Impact
Research that turns into practice. Practice that turns into policy. These numbers represent real change in real communities.
Impact metrics will appear here once published in Studio.
What the numbers mean
Research rooted in communities,
not just laboratories
Agro-Feme Septet works at the intersection of ecological science, gender equity, and food sovereignty. Our interventions are co-designed with smallholder farming households — primarily women — across the Mymensingh and Tangail regions of Bangladesh.
Every metric above represents a participatory research cycle: hypothesis, field trial, peer review, community feedback, and documented practice change. We measure what communities care about, not just what journals reward.
Methodology
- Participatory action research with farmer households
- Annual third-party impact audits
- Longitudinal soil health monitoring (2019–present)
- Gender-disaggregated data at all collection points
Recognition
Awards
Independent recognition of our methods, findings, and commitment to equity.
- Award
Best Innovation in Sustainable Agriculture
Bangladesh Academy of Sciences
- Award
FAO Regional Women in Agriculture Award
Food and Agriculture Organization, South Asia
- Award
Green Future Prize — Youth Category
BRAC & UN Environment Programme