Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: a guide for agricultural policy and research
Although the importance of women’s contribution to the agricultural sector in developing countries is now widely acknowledged, there is little systematic evidence on how gender gaps in control over resources have changed over time in response to agricultural policy and technological interventions. I...
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CGIAR Gender and Agriculture Research Network
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| author | Rao, Smriti |
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| description | Although the importance of women’s contribution to the agricultural sector in developing countries is now widely acknowledged, there is little systematic evidence on how gender gaps in control over resources have changed over time in response to agricultural policy and technological interventions. In particular, few large-scale, national-level studies examine these effects for developing countries. This is surprising in light of the pervasive impact of agricultural technology and policy innovation on gender differences in control over productive resources for agriculture. Women are farmers and agricultural laborers in every part of the world. They are often responsible for the storage and processing of agricultural products. In some parts of the world, they play a key role in marketing crops. In almost all contexts, they play a central role in ensuring household food security, a goal that in turn affects crop choice and other agricultural decisions. Thus, every agricultural intervention is likely to impact women and, depending on the particular context of gender relations, impact them differently from men (Meinzen-Dick et al 2011). |
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| spelling | CGSpace757792025-08-18T06:41:42Z Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: a guide for agricultural policy and research Rao, Smriti gender agriculture control decision-making indicators Although the importance of women’s contribution to the agricultural sector in developing countries is now widely acknowledged, there is little systematic evidence on how gender gaps in control over resources have changed over time in response to agricultural policy and technological interventions. In particular, few large-scale, national-level studies examine these effects for developing countries. This is surprising in light of the pervasive impact of agricultural technology and policy innovation on gender differences in control over productive resources for agriculture. Women are farmers and agricultural laborers in every part of the world. They are often responsible for the storage and processing of agricultural products. In some parts of the world, they play a key role in marketing crops. In almost all contexts, they play a central role in ensuring household food security, a goal that in turn affects crop choice and other agricultural decisions. Thus, every agricultural intervention is likely to impact women and, depending on the particular context of gender relations, impact them differently from men (Meinzen-Dick et al 2011). 2016-06-22 2016-06-22T17:01:25Z 2016-06-22T17:01:25Z Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/75779 en https://hdl.handle.net/10568/76220 Open Access application/pdf CGIAR Gender and Agriculture Research Network Rao, S. 2016. Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: A guide for agricultural policy and research. Working Paper No. 1. CGIAR Gender and Agriculture Research Network, CGIAR Consortium Office and International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT). Cali, Colombia. 74 p |
| spellingShingle | gender agriculture control decision-making indicators Rao, Smriti Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: a guide for agricultural policy and research |
| title | Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: a guide for agricultural policy and research |
| title_full | Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: a guide for agricultural policy and research |
| title_fullStr | Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: a guide for agricultural policy and research |
| title_full_unstemmed | Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: a guide for agricultural policy and research |
| title_short | Indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources: a guide for agricultural policy and research |
| title_sort | indicators of gendered control over agricultural resources a guide for agricultural policy and research |
| topic | gender agriculture control decision-making indicators |
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