Resultados de búsqueda - "gender"

Digital literacy training to promote diffusion of digital agricultural tools to smallholder farmers: Evidence from a randomized intervention in Egypt por Abdelaziz, Fatma, Abay, Kibrom A.

“…We also document heterogeneity in the impact of these interventions across farmers’ gender and age. Our findings offer insights for designing cost effective and scalable interventions to build digital capabilities and trust among smallholder farmers.…”
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Mud, memories, and meaning: Investigating climate security in Southwestern Zimbabwe por Maviza, Gracsious, Taiwo, Ibukun

“…The research reveals that resource scarcity extends beyond simple availability to encompass daily negotiations shaped by structural inequities, gender dynamics, ethnicity, and displacement status. …”
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Terms of Reference: Evaluability Assessments of CGIAR’s Portfolio 2025-2030 por CGIAR Independent Advisory and Evaluation Service

“…This exercise will use IAES’ guideline for EAs 2022, which includes a framework with six domains: 1) Intervention logic; 2) MEL systems and resources; 3) Gender diversity and inclusion; 4) Long-term evaluability; 5) Context and environment; and 6) Management and stakeholder engagement and response. …”
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Climate Risk Management for Agricultural Extension (CRMAE) Senegal Validation Workshop for New Livestock Content por Hansen, James, Trzaska, Silwia, Sarr, Adama, Worou, Nadine, Diedhiou, Lamine, Wane, Abdrahmane

“…Building on co-development since 2022, a 2023 training-of-trainers, and field piloting, the updates introduce climate-change basics; climate information products for livestock (including heat-stress, bushfire risk, and the WENDOU water/vegetation platform hosted on ANACIM’s GTP); climate-sensitive decisions and risk-management options for pastoral and agropastoral systems; and a dedicated section on gender equality and social inclusion in climate services. …”
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From Evidence to Action: Applied Economic Studies and the Crop Observatory for Breeding Rice Research por Rivera Vasco, Tatiana Carolina, Buritica Casanova, Alexander, D'croz Pardo, Silvia Alejandra, Fajardo Reyes, Nicolas, Cardona Montoya, Clara Isela, Ramos Orozco, Catalina, Vergara Lozano, Jose Daniel, Pedreros Pérez, Ricardo Andrés, Nasner Tacan, Hans, Caleno Ruiz, Edwin Ernesto, Esponda Bernal, Maria Del Mar, Ossa Arias, Luis Miguel, Benavides Garcia, Gianni Stiven, Hincapie Bucheli, Jose Luis, Andrade Lopez, Robert Santiago

“…The work emphasizes that yield and grain quality remain key farmer priorities, while gender and household decision-making shape adoption outcomes. …”
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Farmers' awareness and use of certified common bean seeds in Mbozi and Momba districts, Tanzania: evidence from a triple hurdle model por Mwaisoba, K., Temu, A., Mishili, F., Baijukya, F.

“…The results show that extension services, household size, gender, farming experience, education level, yield farm size, and membership to farmers’ groups variables significantly affect awareness, use, and usage intensity. …”
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A meta-analysis of factors affecting the adoption of drought-tolerant maize varieties (DTMV) in sub-Saharan Africa por Adechian, Soulé Akinhola, Gouroubera, W. Mori, Baco, Mohamed Nasser, Ogoudou, Christine, Yacoubou, Abdoul-Madjidou, Abdoulaye, Tahirou

“…Conversely, individual characteristics, such as age, gender, marital status, and education, commonly used in adoption studies, did not influence DTMV adoption. …”
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Empowerment and Climate Resilience in Nandi, Kenya: Insights from a Mixed Methods Approach Using Pro-WEAI por DuttaGupta, Tanaya, Kariuki, Eunice, Omondi, Immaculate A., Ewell, Hanna, Kibet, Walter, Bullock, Renee, Rietveld, Anne, Mwambi, Diana, Habermann, Birgit

“…Measures of empowerment varied only slightly by value chain, with persistent intra-household gender gaps. In relation to climate resilience, a statistically significant association was found between empowerment and whether survey participants changed their practices in response to climate shocks. …”
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Tracking Rangeland Degradation from Prosopis Invasion in Kenyan Rangeland: A Multi-Source Approach Combining Remote Sensing, Machine Learning and Citizen Science por Cherotich, Fredah, Galgallo, Diba, Dhulipala, Ram, Whitbread, Anthony M, Paliwal, Ambica

“…To enhance contextual understanding and validate remote sensing outputs, we conducted PGIS sessions with gender-disaggregated community groups, capturing local perceptions of invasion hotspots and blocked access to grazing routes and water sources. …”
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Changes in height-for-age of Egyptian children from 1995 to 2014: Implications for improving child health outcomes por Hashad, Reem, Hassan, Zeinab A.

“…Interventions should be geographically targeted, promote gender and income equality, improve maternal nutrition, and expand access to better sanitation facilities. …”
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D4N2025 Presentation Showcase – Thematic Session 2A: Data systems at scale: Strengthening infrastructure, quality, & use por Purushotham, Anjali, Sivaramakrishnan, Divya, Hossain, Rakib, Manohar, Swetha, Azimi, Said M Yaqoob, Phanwar, La-in Shap

“…Presentation 6: Community-Led Nutrition Monitoring in Meghalaya: A Scalable Model for Locally Rooted, Gender-Responsive Data Systems by La In Shap Phanwar.…”
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Synopsis: The changing demographics in Nigeria’s food systems and implications for future youth engagement por Bachewe, Fantu Nisrane, Andam, Kwaw S., Mawia, Harriet, Popoola, Olufemi

“…Policy recommendations from the study include providing targeted youth training and financing for nonfarm AFS roles; closing gender gaps through resource access and supportive regulations; investing in marketing infrastructure; prioritizing recovery and job programs in conflict zones; and adopting a holistic FS approach that also engenders the active involvement of women and youth.…”
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Understanding heterogeneity: A mixed-method analysis to inform context-specific strategies for the inclusive scaling of improved bean varieties por Quintero, Katherine, Pérez, Yuliana, Taborda, Luis, Pérez, Salomón, Morales, Herlindo, Buritica, Alexander, Vargas, Sandra, González, Carolina, Jiménez, Luz Adriana, Reyes, Byron

“…Scaling implications vary by typology, requiring gender-sensitive and culturally adapted extension, differentiated finance and risk-management mechanisms, and strengthened market linkages. …”
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Solar irrigation for adapting to climate change in cocoa farming: a choice experiment approach identifying Ghanaian farmers’ preferences por Gbodji, Kekeli Kofi, Quarmine, William, Buisson, Marie-Charlotte, Mitra, Archisman, Schmitter, Petra

“…However, there are differences in farmers’ stated preferences based on wealth resources, gender, farm access, cocoa farm size, and household size. …”
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Consumer preferences and segmentation in social commerce for shrimp in Bangladesh: implications for female entrepreneurship por Sharmin, Shanjida, Schipmann-Schwarze, Christin, Amjath-Babu, T.S., Zander, Katrin

“…The mixed logit results revealed that reliable reviews and safety indications had a statistically significant positive influence on consumer purchase decisions, whereas the attributes 'frozen', 'ready-to-cook', and price had a statistically significant negative impact. The gender of the seller was not a significant determinant in the model. …”
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Enhancing CGIAR collaboration: Mainstreaming PABRA’s food corridors approach for better diets and nutrition impacts por Buruchara, Robin, Munthali, Justice, Chideya, Yohane, Rubyogo, Jean Claude

“…Improving diets is essential to achieving key Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), addressing all forms of malnutrition, and advancing agriculture, health, gender equity, and climate action. The CGIAR Better Diets and Nutrition (BDN) Science Program positions diet quality at the center of its 2030 Research Portfolio, emphasizing diverse, nutrient-rich, and safe foods across food groups. …”
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Water financing: scaling up finance to the Water, Energy, Food and Environment (WEFE) Nexus por Ravindranath, Darshini, Steele, P.

“…Water underpins food security, energy production, ecosystem health, gender equality, and the circular economy, while also facing growing risks from climate change. …”
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Institutional innovations in African smallholder carbon projects por Shames, Seth, Wollenberg, Eva Karoline, Buck, Louise E., Kristjanson, Patricia M., Masiga, Moses, Biryahwaho, B.

“…Most projects engaged farmers in small groups and larger clusters of groups, which enabled broad participation, efficient contracting, timely communication, provision of extension services, benefit-sharing, and gender-focused activities. Direct carbon payments to farmers were low. …”
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A live weight-heart girth relationship for accurate dosing of east African shorthorn zebu cattle por Lesosky, M., Dumas, S., Conradie, I., Handel, Ian G., Jennings, A., Thumbi, Samuel M., Toye, Philip G., Bronsvoort, B.M. de C.

“…There are a number of published models for the prediction of live weight from morphometric measurements of cattle, but many of these models use measurements difficult to gather and include complicated age, size and gender stratification. In this paper, we use data from the Infectious Diseases of East Africa calf cohort study and additional data collected at local markets in western Kenya to develop a simple model based on heart girth circumference to predict live weight of east African shorthorn zebu (SHZ) cattle. …”
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Harnessing technologies for sustainable development in Africa. Fifth annual Peter Doherty Distinguished Lecture por Amoako, K.Y.

“…These six issues are discussed widely in this report, and these are - Africa's development; sustainable development; poverty reduction; health factor; food security, gender dimension/human capital; and ICT - information and communication technology.…”
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