Module for measuring gender norms in agrifood systems: Adapted for focusing on youth and mechanization in Bangladesh
This module is designed for use in agricultural communities in Bangladesh. Specifically, we expect that it will be well suited for evaluating changes in gender norms for gender transformative approaches paired with technical interventions with an agricultural mechanization component. This module is...
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International Food Policy Research Institute
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| author | Heckert, Jessica Mahzab, Moogdho Quisumbing, Agnes R. Simi, Sonjida Mesket |
| author_browse | Heckert, Jessica Mahzab, Moogdho Quisumbing, Agnes R. Simi, Sonjida Mesket |
| author_facet | Heckert, Jessica Mahzab, Moogdho Quisumbing, Agnes R. Simi, Sonjida Mesket |
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| description | This module is designed for use in agricultural communities in Bangladesh. Specifically, we expect that it will be well suited for evaluating changes in gender norms for gender transformative approaches paired with technical interventions with an agricultural mechanization component.
This module is also designed to focus on differences in norms for young women (~ age 1534) and more mature women (~age 35-64) working in agriculture. First, we suggest identifying and using culturally appropriate terminology to refer to women in these two age groups. Additionally, we suggest piloting this survey in a sample with adequate numbers of younger and older women and men. For example, >300 respondents in each of the following categories: women 15-34, men 15-34, women 35-64, and men 35-64. These sample sizes will make it possible to compare perceptions of gender norms regarding younger and older women and consider gender by youth intersectionality.
In the modules that follow, the same questions are asked regarding young women and older/mature women. One option to consider that can help avoid respondent fatigue from repeating similar questions would be to randomly assign half of the sample questions about young women and the other half of the sample questions about older/mature women. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1793982026-01-06T02:08:30Z Module for measuring gender norms in agrifood systems: Adapted for focusing on youth and mechanization in Bangladesh Heckert, Jessica Mahzab, Moogdho Quisumbing, Agnes R. Simi, Sonjida Mesket gender agrifood systems youth gender norms mechanization This module is designed for use in agricultural communities in Bangladesh. Specifically, we expect that it will be well suited for evaluating changes in gender norms for gender transformative approaches paired with technical interventions with an agricultural mechanization component. This module is also designed to focus on differences in norms for young women (~ age 1534) and more mature women (~age 35-64) working in agriculture. First, we suggest identifying and using culturally appropriate terminology to refer to women in these two age groups. Additionally, we suggest piloting this survey in a sample with adequate numbers of younger and older women and men. For example, >300 respondents in each of the following categories: women 15-34, men 15-34, women 35-64, and men 35-64. These sample sizes will make it possible to compare perceptions of gender norms regarding younger and older women and consider gender by youth intersectionality. In the modules that follow, the same questions are asked regarding young women and older/mature women. One option to consider that can help avoid respondent fatigue from repeating similar questions would be to randomly assign half of the sample questions about young women and the other half of the sample questions about older/mature women. 2025-12-31 2026-01-05T16:13:40Z 2026-01-05T16:13:40Z Manuscript-unpublished https://hdl.handle.net/10568/179398 en Open Access application/pdf International Food Policy Research Institute Heckert, Jessica; Mahzab, Moogdho; Quisumbing, Agnes R.; and Simi, Sonjida Mesket. 2025. Module for measuring gender norms in agrifood systems: Adapted for focusing on youth and mechanization in Bangladesh. Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute. https://hdl.handle.net/10568/179398 |
| spellingShingle | gender agrifood systems youth gender norms mechanization Heckert, Jessica Mahzab, Moogdho Quisumbing, Agnes R. Simi, Sonjida Mesket Module for measuring gender norms in agrifood systems: Adapted for focusing on youth and mechanization in Bangladesh |
| title | Module for measuring gender norms in agrifood systems: Adapted for focusing on youth and mechanization in Bangladesh |
| title_full | Module for measuring gender norms in agrifood systems: Adapted for focusing on youth and mechanization in Bangladesh |
| title_fullStr | Module for measuring gender norms in agrifood systems: Adapted for focusing on youth and mechanization in Bangladesh |
| title_full_unstemmed | Module for measuring gender norms in agrifood systems: Adapted for focusing on youth and mechanization in Bangladesh |
| title_short | Module for measuring gender norms in agrifood systems: Adapted for focusing on youth and mechanization in Bangladesh |
| title_sort | module for measuring gender norms in agrifood systems adapted for focusing on youth and mechanization in bangladesh |
| topic | gender agrifood systems youth gender norms mechanization |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/179398 |
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