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Variation in fattening pig exterior, gait and weight gain in commercial organic herds by Eliasson, Christina

“…For the third setting the result showed that all the parameters; sire breed, birth herd, gender and season had some effect on weight and growth performance. …”

Påverkar hästens kön och människans val av disciplin, vilka träningsmetoder som används? by Persson, Myriam

“…The results indicate that the training methods vary between both gender and discipline although there are some similarities. …”
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Vendor Business School Facilitator Guide: Entrepreneurship Workshops by CGIAR Initiative on Resilient Cities

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EXPLAINER: How can socio-technical innovation bundles help women farmers? by riceTODAY

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G&D working paper no. 5: recruitment resources in Europe. A list of professional organizations. by Mascarenhas-Keyes, Stella, Ladbury, Sarah, CGIAR Secretariat

“…Gender & Diversity program working paper series no. 5.…”
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Tjejers villkor på spontanidrottsplatser by Croner, Malin

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Generationsskifte i västerbottnisk skog : ett genusperspektiv på egendomsöverlåtelsen by Rosendahl, Mikaela, Strömberg, Johanna

CGIAR Livelihoods Impact Platform: Annual Technical Report 2024 by CGIAR Livelihoods Impact Platform

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Resultados Monitoreo TeSAC Cauca by CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security, Nageli, Laia

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CGIAR Counselling Services: Standard Operating Procedure for accessing confidential counselling by CGIAR System Organization

“…Originally set up to support staff during the COVID-19 pandemic, CGIAR’s Gender, Diversity and Inclusion (GDI) Function has sponsored 700 hours of Counselling, available as a shared resource to all staff across the System. …”
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Perceived social norms and agripreneurial intention among youths in eastern DRC by Ephrem, A.N., Dontsop Nguezet, Paul M., Murimbika, M., Bamba, Z., Manyong, Victor

“…The findings contribute to the underlying Theory of Planned Behavior by supporting a positive mediation role of psychological capital—and the moderating roles of educational level, gender, access to land, and location—on the relationship between perceived social norms and agripreneurial intention. …”
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Market Intelligence WP4 Workshop Report by Lenaerts, Bert, Demont, Matty, Bayot, Ruvicyn, Ynion, Jhoanne, Mirzabaev, Alisher

“…The CGIAR Initiative on Market Intelligence aims at rendering CGIAR and partners' crop breeding pipelines (BPs) more gender-intentional, impactful, and market-driven by supporting breeding decision making through market intelligence derived from the 5 CGIAR Impact Areas: (1) Nutrition, Health & Food Security; (2) Poverty Reduction, Livelihoods & Jobs; (3) Gender Equality, Youth & Inclusion; (4) Climate Adaptation & Mitigation; and (5) Environmental Health & Biodiversity. …”
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Understanding behaviour change in relation to agroecological transition: A novel approach by Rietveld, Anne, Freed, Sarah, Voss, Rachel C, Falk, Thomas

“…We thereby propose a systematic means of integrating gender relations and equity concerns into behavioral analysis in the context of food systems transformation.…”
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The way forward for nutrition-driven agriculture by Fan, Shenggen, Yosef, Sivan, Pandya-Lorch, Rajul

“…It has highlighted successes such as biofortification, the integration of behavior change communication and gender equality into existing agricultural interventions, and agriculture’s role in improving household access to nutritious foods and diet diversity. …”
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From Afterthought to Forefront: Transforming Agricultural Resilience through CoDesigned Socio-Technical Innovations by Cosmas Kweyu Lutomia, Dessalegn Molla Ketema, Eileen Bogweh Nchanji

“…The study used data collected from 783 farmers in three counties of Kenya to assess effectiveness co-designed socio-technical innovation bundles (conservation agriculture practices and inclusive, gender-sensitive, and policy-supported innovations) in enhancing climate resilience and productivity. …”
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Empowering Rural Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development in the Peruvian Andes: Insights from Perumin Inspira by Pradel, W., Ordinola, M., Fuentes, A., Fonseca, C.

“…The analysis reveals gender and regional disparities in profit generation and outreach, emphasizing that while male-led businesses generally achieve higher profits, female-led ventures often serve more beneficiaries. …”
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Mapping energy use portfolios and household outcomes in Nepal: Insights from farm and household surveys in the Terai and the Mid-hills by Alvi, Muzna, Sufian, Farha, Singh, Tushar

“…Rural energy access remains a critical challenge in developing economies, with profound implications for agricultural productivity, household welfare, and gender dynamics. Nepal's diverse geographical landscape—spanning the plains of Terai to the challenging Mid-hills and mountain regions—presents a unique context for understanding energy poverty and its multifaceted impacts. …”
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Women's vulnerabilities to climate insecurity and violence: Household-level evidence from Bangladesh by Suza, Ma, Warner, Jeroen, Pacillo, Grazia, Läderach, Peter, van Dijk, Han

“…Using life history interviews, the study reveals how climate vulnerabilities, economic hardship, and entrenched gender norms heighten tensions, leading to conflicts both within households and among neighboring women in a rural patriarchal social context. …”
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Factors influencing the performance of multidisciplinary working groups in delivering climate information services to agro-pastoralists in Senegal: Insights from structural topic m... by Muriithi, Cyrus, Ouedraogo, Issa, Wilson, Nguru, Diouf, Latyr

“…Low literacy, weak connectivity, gender disparities, and poorly localized or untimely forecasts reduce usability. …”
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Once there was a lake: vulnerability to environmental changes in northern Mali by Djoudi, H., Brockhaus, Maria, Locatelli, Bruno

“…This is exempli ed in the way actors at different levels and of different gender analysed the effects of herders’ mobility and in the way women analysed men’s migration. …”
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