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Fostering transformation and growth in Niger’s agricultural sector por Wouterse, Fleur Stephanie, Badiane, Ousmane

“…Chapter 4 analyses the relationship between gender parity, which exists in households where women are as empowered as men, and fertiliser use. …”
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Emic definitions of empowerment for just development: learnings from Kenya por Zaremba, Haley, Nchanji, Eileen Bogweh, Guettou-Djurfeldt, Nadia, North, Hanna, Slavchevska, Vanya, Macchioni Giaquinto, Annarita

“…Rather, conceptualizations of empowerment by people of different ages and genders are highly diverse. Participants of all genders suggested that women’s empowerment is more limited than men’s, as women who are not. …”
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Spatial differences in diet quality and economic vulnerability to food insecurity in Bangladesh: Results from the 2016 household income and expenditure survey por Mitu, Mst. Maxim Parvin, Islam, Khaleda, Sarwar, Sneha, Ali, Masum, Amin, Md. Ruhul

“…Overall, based on the PEF at the sub-district level, the medium level of vulnerability comprised the highest share (69%) in Bangladesh. Age, gender, literacy, educational qualification and religion of the household’s head along with the number of earners, monthly income, area of settlements and divisions were significantly correlated with HDDS, PFES and EVFI. …”
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The innovation model for integrated decentralized food system governance at the district level por Sithirith, Mak, De Silva, Sanjiv, Sok, Sao, Kong, Heng

“…Joined-up Governance for Gender Equitable and Socially Inclusive Natural Resource Food Systems and 5. …”
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Consumer food safety awareness and demand for fluid milk: A case study from India por Kumar, Anjani, Mishra, Ashok K., Sonkar, Vinay K., Roy, Devesh

“…Findings show that educational attainment, sources of information on food safety, age, and gender of the head of the household significantly influenced consumers’ food safety awareness. …”
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Myanmar Household Welfare Survey Round Six: Note on Sample Characteristics and Weighting por Myanmar Agriculture Policy Support Activity

“…The households were selected randomly from the phone database, in the same townships as the attrition households, and retained if they had similar characteristics to the attrition households in terms of urban/rural, gender, farm and low education. If the survey team could not meet those criteria, they called households with similar characteristics from the same state/region. …”
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Urban educated group's perceptions of the COVID-19 pandemic management in Bangladesh: A qualitative exploration por Joarder, Taufique, Bin Khaled, Muhammad Nahian, Joarder, Mohammad A. I.

“…Methods: As this qualitative research was conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic, data was gathered through seven online mixed-gender focus group discussions involving 50 purposively selected clinicians and non-clinicians. …”
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Estimating financing gaps in rice production in Southwestern Nigeria por Ojo, T. O., Ogundeji, A. A., Babu, Suresh Chandra, Alimi, T.

“…The empirical results of the frontier model show that quantity of labour, quantity of rice as planting material and herbicides were statistically significant in explaining the variations in the efficiency of rice production in Nigeria. However, age, gender, farming experience, household size, access to credit, access to information, adoption of improved variety and location of rice farmers as sources of technical inefficiencies. …”
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Tools for measuring the full impacts of agricultural interventions por Martin, Will

“…Even makers like those at the Millennium Challenge Corporation, with a strong focus on ensuring that interventions contribute to growth, also have a keen interest in poverty reduction and other goals such as enhancing gender equity. This presence of multiple goals has profound impacts on the choice of policies and mean it is likely that more than one instrument will be needed to best achieve those goals. …”
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CGIAR research on agricultural insurance: Past achievements and future research priorities por Kramer, Berber, Ceballos, Francisco, Hazell, Peter B. R., Timu, Anne G.

“…KEY MESSAGES • A recent external review of IFPRI’s research on agricultural insurance found that, since 2009, IFPRI has made important contributions to the literature on factors constraining farmers’ demand for agricultural insurance and on gender inclusiveness of insurance and, since 2015, has focused more specifically on developing new forms of insurance that can reduce basis risk at the farm level and make insurance more attractive to farmers. • IFPRI’s work on flexible insurance contracts, picture-based insurance, and bundling agricultural insurance with credit, seeds, and other agricultural services shows that well-designed insurance can significantly improve on standard index products, increase demand among smallholders, and lead to greater use of bundled inputs like improved seeds and climate-smart farming practices. • ILRI’s long-term success with its index-based livestock insurance (IBLI) product illustrates that an action-oriented approach aimed at working with strong implementing partners on the ground ensures that, when a product is successful, it has the potential to scale up quickly, leading to significant development impacts. • Important knowledge gaps that warrant further CGIAR research include: 1) segmenting product design and marketing strategies for different target groups, such as sustainable commercial insurance and inclusive insurance; 2) the value and optimal design of programs and policies to remove tail-end catastrophic risks, and of insurance more broadly within a more holistic risk management framework; and 3) cost-benefit analyses around the net social benefits of insurance subsidies, and how these subsidies can best be designed and targeted to achieve their purposes.…”
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Ghana Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey por International Food Policy Research Institute

“…The poverty profile of Ghana identifies the three northern regions as the poorest and most hunger-stricken areas in the country. Gender inequalities are also apparent in these regions, since women have limited access to resources and therefore limited capacity to generate income on their own.…”
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Estimating financing gaps in rice production in southwestern Nigeria por Ojo, Temitope O., Ogundeji, Abiodun A., Babu, Suresh Chandra, Alimi, Taiwo

“…The empirical results of the frontier model show that quantity of labor, quantity of rice as planting material and herbicides were statistically significant in explaining the variations in the efficiency of rice production in Nigeria. However, age, gender, farming experience, household size, access to credit, access to information, adoption of improved variety and location of rice farmers as sources of technical inefficiencies. …”
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South Asia Nutrition Knowledge Initiative: Abstract digest August 2024 por International Food Policy Research Institute

“…We also highlight the availability of an open-access dataset for an integrated food systems assessment, which includes a wealth of data collected from Bangladesh, India, and Nepal spanning climate adaptation, agricultural production, food purchasing and shopping practices, gender disparities in unhealthy eating, adolescent diets and aspirations, and much more! …”
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Who does technology serve? A critical analysis of sociocultural factors shaping opportunities, practices and barriers faced by a smallholders in south-western Colombia por Ramos, Marcela, Triana Ángel, Natalia, Burkart, Stefan, Gutiérrez, Jhon Freddy, Gutierrez Zapata, Diana Maria, Ruden, Alejandro, Sepúlveda, Lady, Barret, Brian

“…The testimonies also show that many of the promoted initiatives emphasise the need for adaptation and change on the part of smallholders without considering the limitations of technology, the gender issues that affect the inclusion of women and the dynamics that set barriers to young smallholders due to economic restrictions or power issues. …”
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Farm typology for targeting fertilizer advisory – digital green and fertilizer Ethiopia use cases por Pawar, R.R., Ismael, A.D., Descheemaeker, K., Liben, F., Ebrahim, M., Eshete, M., Tigabie, A., Tsedalu, B., Desta, G., Tamene, Lulseged D., Aubert, C., Assefa, B., Vandamme, E., Senthilkumar, K.

“…In order to maximize the impact potential of the MVP by each Use Case, a household survey has been performed at country scale, initially in Ethiopia to gain insights into relevant areas such as gender dynamics and farmer diversity that may affect adoption potential of the MVP. …”
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Assessing impact of fertilizer adoption in boosting small scale crop farming productivity in Sub-Saharan Africa por Murunga, Powel

“…Variables analyzed include land tenure, access to credit, access to fertilizer, gender, age, farm size, education, household size, expenditure, and other income sources. …”
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Manuel pratique pour initier les enfants à la connaissance de l’importance des NUS au Burkina Faso. Manuel de l’enseignant por Tognoli, Flora, Borelli, Teresa, Grazioli, Francesca

“…It employs a participatory and inclusive approach, taking into account both gender and age, and offers practical guidance for teachers aiming to engage children and raise their awareness of the importance of NUS. …”
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Identifying Zambia's industrial fortification options: Toward overcoming the food and nutrition information gap-induced impasse por Fiedler, John L., Lividini, Keith, Zulu, Rodah, Kabaghe, Gladys, Tehinse, John, Bermudez, Odilia I.

“…Intake adequacy was measured relative to age- and gender-specific Estimated Average Requirements. Combining information on the industrial structure and estimated fortifiable quantities consumed of each food, and assuming the nutrient content is that specified in official regulations, simulations were conducted of the coverage and impact of 14 fortification portfolios.Maize, the most commonly consumed food, is consumed in a fortifiable form by only 23% of the population. …”
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Beyond emissions reduction: A framework for integrating climate-change mitigation and sustainable development goals por Gutierrez Zapata, Diana Maria, Vanegas Cubillos, Martha Cristina, Borda Almanza, Carlos Andrés, Casallas Martinez, Ivon Maritza, Pradel, Willy, Sylvester, Janelle Marie, Castro Nunez, Augusto Carlos

“…Practical components consider geopolitical, financial, gender, and social inclusion factors to support integrated actions that meet both climate and development objectives. …”
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Factors affecting the adoption of climate-smart agriculture technologies in rice farming systems in Mali, West Africa por Sanogo, K., Touré, I, Arinloye, D.-D.A.A., Dossou-Yovo, Elliott Ronald, Bayala, J.

“…The adoption of CSA technologies was significantly influenced by social factors such as respondents’ age, education level, experience in rice production systems, gender, marital status, and membership in a rice producer cooperative. …”
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