Gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in Uganda
Whereas planted forages are intended to enhance productivity and incomes in smallholder farms, improved livelihoods can be achieved and sustained only if they equally benefit women and men. This working paper is part of a larger study that assessed the gender dynamics in scaling and commercializatio...
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| author | Lukuyu, Margaret Sibiko, Kenneth W. Notenbaert, An M. O. |
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| description | Whereas planted forages are intended to enhance productivity and incomes in smallholder farms, improved livelihoods can be achieved and sustained only if they equally benefit women and men. This working paper is part of a larger study that assessed the gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in East Africa. Here we present results from Uganda based on data collected in December 2022 from gender-disaggregated Focus Group Discussions in Kiruhura and Ibanda Districts. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1636082025-11-05T12:16:19Z Gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in Uganda Lukuyu, Margaret Sibiko, Kenneth W. Notenbaert, An M. O. evaluation scaling up livestock feed feed crops-forage crops commercialization brachiaria panicum maximum gender relations Whereas planted forages are intended to enhance productivity and incomes in smallholder farms, improved livelihoods can be achieved and sustained only if they equally benefit women and men. This working paper is part of a larger study that assessed the gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in East Africa. Here we present results from Uganda based on data collected in December 2022 from gender-disaggregated Focus Group Discussions in Kiruhura and Ibanda Districts. 2023-05-16 2024-12-17T10:02:59Z 2024-12-17T10:02:59Z Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/163608 en Open Access application/pdf Lukuyu, M.; Sibiko, K.W.; Notenbaert, A.M.O. (2023) Gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in Uganda. 20 p. |
| spellingShingle | evaluation scaling up livestock feed feed crops-forage crops commercialization brachiaria panicum maximum gender relations Lukuyu, Margaret Sibiko, Kenneth W. Notenbaert, An M. O. Gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in Uganda |
| title | Gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in Uganda |
| title_full | Gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in Uganda |
| title_fullStr | Gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in Uganda |
| title_full_unstemmed | Gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in Uganda |
| title_short | Gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in Uganda |
| title_sort | gender dynamics in scaling and commercialization of improved forages in uganda |
| topic | evaluation scaling up livestock feed feed crops-forage crops commercialization brachiaria panicum maximum gender relations |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/163608 |
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