Gender transformative intervention profile 5: Addressing normative constraints to building women’s economic resilience in the cassava agrifood system in Nigeria
Women account for a significant portion of the agricultural labor force, representing 43% of the total workforce in agriculture across low- and middle-income countries (Singh et al., 2022).1 Yet despite their substantial involvement, women often face unequal norms that hinder their ability to partic...
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CGIAR Initiative on Gender Equality
2024
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| author | Adeyeye, Olajumoke Adedeji, Anthony Oluwadepo, Jumoke Adesiji, Taiwo Ogundiran, Tomi |
| author_browse | Adedeji, Anthony Adesiji, Taiwo Adeyeye, Olajumoke Ogundiran, Tomi Oluwadepo, Jumoke |
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| description | Women account for a significant portion of the agricultural labor force, representing 43% of the total workforce in agriculture across low- and middle-income countries (Singh et al., 2022).1 Yet despite their substantial involvement, women often face unequal norms that hinder their ability to participate fully and benefit meaningfully from agricultural activities. Social norms are the informal rules that prescribe behavior considered to be acceptable, appropriate, and obligatory within a group (Cislaghi & Heise, 2018).2 Gender norms, in particular, define acceptable and appropriate behavior for women and men (Cislaghi & Heise, 2020)3 and can create gender inequalities in agricultural development outcomes. These norms can significantly shape women’s access to resources and training and their decision-making power, ultimately affecting their productivity and economic opportunities. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1693602025-02-05T17:26:14Z Gender transformative intervention profile 5: Addressing normative constraints to building women’s economic resilience in the cassava agrifood system in Nigeria Adeyeye, Olajumoke Adedeji, Anthony Oluwadepo, Jumoke Adesiji, Taiwo Ogundiran, Tomi gender women cassava agrifood systems Women account for a significant portion of the agricultural labor force, representing 43% of the total workforce in agriculture across low- and middle-income countries (Singh et al., 2022).1 Yet despite their substantial involvement, women often face unequal norms that hinder their ability to participate fully and benefit meaningfully from agricultural activities. Social norms are the informal rules that prescribe behavior considered to be acceptable, appropriate, and obligatory within a group (Cislaghi & Heise, 2018).2 Gender norms, in particular, define acceptable and appropriate behavior for women and men (Cislaghi & Heise, 2020)3 and can create gender inequalities in agricultural development outcomes. These norms can significantly shape women’s access to resources and training and their decision-making power, ultimately affecting their productivity and economic opportunities. 2024-12 2025-01-17T16:58:50Z 2025-01-17T16:58:50Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/169360 en Open Access application/pdf application/pdf CGIAR Initiative on Gender Equality Olajumoke Adeyeye, Anthony Adedeji, Jumoke Oluwadepo, Taiwo Adesiji, and Tomi Ogundiran. 2024. Gender transformative intervention profile 5: Addressing normative constraints to building women’s economic resilience in the cassava agrifood system in Nigeria. Gender Equality Initiative. |
| spellingShingle | gender women cassava agrifood systems Adeyeye, Olajumoke Adedeji, Anthony Oluwadepo, Jumoke Adesiji, Taiwo Ogundiran, Tomi Gender transformative intervention profile 5: Addressing normative constraints to building women’s economic resilience in the cassava agrifood system in Nigeria |
| title | Gender transformative intervention profile 5: Addressing normative constraints to building women’s economic resilience in the cassava agrifood system in Nigeria |
| title_full | Gender transformative intervention profile 5: Addressing normative constraints to building women’s economic resilience in the cassava agrifood system in Nigeria |
| title_fullStr | Gender transformative intervention profile 5: Addressing normative constraints to building women’s economic resilience in the cassava agrifood system in Nigeria |
| title_full_unstemmed | Gender transformative intervention profile 5: Addressing normative constraints to building women’s economic resilience in the cassava agrifood system in Nigeria |
| title_short | Gender transformative intervention profile 5: Addressing normative constraints to building women’s economic resilience in the cassava agrifood system in Nigeria |
| title_sort | gender transformative intervention profile 5 addressing normative constraints to building women s economic resilience in the cassava agrifood system in nigeria |
| topic | gender women cassava agrifood systems |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/169360 |
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