In the face of an escalating climate crisis, sustainability is often framed in terms of carbon metrics, biodiversity indices, and technological innovation. But for millions of women across the low and lower-income countries, sustainability begins with something more intimate and urgent: financial independence . At Greenseed, we believe that economic independence isn’t a privilege - it’s a right - and it’s also a climate adaptation strategy. When Women Lead, Ecosystems Thrive

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