• WEF nexus helps reveal integral connections to show magnitude of challenges women face and how they gain access to these resources to produce food and reproduce lives.
• Slow violence: toxic pollution from agribusiness and inadequate government water and energy infrastructure. Lack land access, associations can help women access land and government assistance in areas with patriarchal cultural systems.
• Women and children: more exposed to contaminated water due to domestic activities.
• Leaders in study areas, particularly Prado Sevilla, should explore new agricultural economies using WEF nexus lower water use crops; stress
and slow violence lenses [e.g. replace banana cultivation with organic production].
• Efficient, subsidized irrigation systems and additional high value, drought-resistant, lowwater consuming crops may assist farmers; women farmers-inclusion in training.
• Women’s linked water-energy needs must be prioritized. With climate change, energy sector's regulatory bodies must ensure quality, affordable energy service from diversified energy sources such as subsidized solar energy systems.