Ana Laura Sayago, a 28 year old a honey producer from Argentina, is the youth representative on the Board of Fairtrade’s regional producer network in Latin America and the Caribbean (CLAC). She is also a member of CLAC’s Gender and Inclusion Committee, and of the network of Argentine rural women in coordination with UN Women. The daughter of one of the founders of honey cooperative Coopsol, Ana Laura is active in the Bees for Hope project, aiming to preserve local and small-scale beekeeping and conserving local biodiversity. "It's definitely trickier as a young woman producer,” says Ana Laura. “I think I often work twice as hard as others to achieve respect and equality. But it is worth it, especially if it contributes to the visibility of marginalised groups in the world of work. We need more voices from marginalised groups in agriculture.”