Announcements, recognition, and reporting on RAMSCO’s work.
RAMSCO founder Rawya Mansour is named 2026 Arab Women of the Year in Egypt.
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The 2026 compendium, prepared with Women's World Banking, profiles RAMSCO as a women-led farm: 50 to 60 workers, about 90% of them women, with formal jobs, equal pay and social protection built in from the start.
Read the case study (PDF) →Rawya Mansour is named 2026 Arab Women of the Year in Egypt, after earlier recognition from Forbes Middle East and the Prince Albert II Environmental Society.
Read announcement →Rawya Mansour said equal pay for rural women belongs at the center of development work. The BRICS Businesswomen Alliance named RAMSCO's women empowerment initiative among its top practices.
Read at Daily News Egypt →Coverage from the 6th Arab Water Forum, including RAMSCO's 30% irrigation-water reduction and the 340-village 2030 vision.
Read at Flair Magazine →A short report from Mansour's Narrative PR Summit appearance before COP27, including her line that sustainable development is the solution to end poverty.
Read at Flair Magazine →قالت راوية منصور إن المرأة تمثل 40 إلى 80% من العاملين في الزراعة، وإن فجوة التمويل للمرأة الأفريقية تبلغ 42 مليار دولار.
تغطي المادة مشروع رامسكو للزراعة العضوية باستخدام الفحم الحيوي، وتذكر توفير 30% من استهلاك المياه ورؤية تدوير 35 مليون طن من المخلفات الزراعية.
يوثق الملخص تكريم سفيرة كولومبيا وبنك CIB لراوية منصور خلال شهر المرأة، مع ربط العمل برؤية مصر 2030.
News coverage of Mansour's induction into the Planetary Health Pledge Club of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation at COP27.
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