Farmers’ perspectives on male out-migration and the future of agrarian livelihoods in Rwanda : case studies from Rudashya and Kiryango villages
Rural out-migration is prevalent phenomenon throughout the Global South. In this study, I explore the effects of male out-migration on the agrarian livelihoods of the farmers‟ households in Rwanda. The study seeks to understand how male out-migration shapes agriculture and how the absence of men in...
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SLU/Dept. of Urban and Rural Development
2019
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