Resultados de búsqueda - women’s collectives

Practices and challenges on economic empowerment of rural women in Halaba Special Woreda, SNNPR, Ethiopia por Hassen, B.

“…Women’s economic empowerment helps to insure gender equality and the well being of nations. …”
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FR1.2: Understanding Community Perceptions of Women Empowerment for Agricultural and Rural development por Nakyewa, Brenda, Mangheni, Margaret Najjingo, Businge Martha, Angudubo, S., Shimali, Fred, Nanyonjo, G., Asiimwe, E., Sanya, Losira N.

“…A qualitative case study design was used to collect data on community perceptions about women empowerment through key informants and sex-disaggregated focus group discussions. …”
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Workshop on the place and role of women in the dairy value chain of Bobo-Dioulasso (Burkina Faso) por Fayama, Tionyéléé, Dabire, Der, Orounladji Boko, Michel, Ouattara Songdah, Désiré

“…The present research project, initiated as part of the Work Package 5 activities of the CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology on "Understanding and influencing changes in partnerships and behavior", focused on the role and place of women in the dairy industry. The data collected during the study leaded by Fayama et al (2024), on women's place and role in Bobo Dioulasso's dairy value chain, was presented and discussed during a workshop held in Bobo-Dioulasso in November 2024. …”
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Insecurity and COVID-19 in Burkina Faso: Opportunities and Risks for Women in the Shea Value Chain por Tapsoba, A., Wardell, D.A., Zida, M., Elias, M.

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A&T Burkina Faso Maternal Nutrition Baseline Survey 2019: Households - Pregnant Women por International Food Policy Research Institute

“…The pregnant women interviews were conducted using pretested, structured questionnaires. …”
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Evaluating rural household well-being and empowerment among women and young farmers in Senegal por Muriithi, Cyrus, Mwongera, Caroline, Abera, Wuletawu, Chege, Christine, Ouedraogo, Issa

“…The survey was implemented using a structured questionnaire administered among 1503 households, 70% of whom are women and 30% are young people, in the two regions. …”
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Investigation about the farm activities of women and the importance of their activities for the family income in El Indio por Hooijschuur, K., CATIE – Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza, Turrialba, Costa Rica. Atlantic Zone Programme, Agricultural University Wageningen, Wageningen (Países Bajos), Ministerio de Agricultura y Ganadería, Turrialba (Costa Rica)

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A pandemic revealing another : Colombian indigenous women in the national COVID-19 discourse por Gallisai, Francesca

“…By drawing on feminist postcolonial theory and implementing discourse analysis to engage with policy and public discourse that include concerns for Colombian indigenous women under the pandemic, the purpose of this study is to contribute to discussions on how politics (in this case related to the pandemic) can reinforce gendered and ethnicized oppressions. …”

Determinants of Women's Decision-Making Power in Pest and Disease Management: Evidence From Uganda por Okonya, J., Mudege, Netsayi N., Nyaga, J.N., Jogo, W.

“…The survey collected quantitative data from 260 households (130 men and 130 women). …”
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Digital financial services for empowering women in agri-food value chains in the Indonesian region por Putri, Rumanintya Lisaria

“…More importantly, the research highlights four key areas of opportunity to be exploited: the suitability of designing DFS initiatives through an ecosystem approach, with an emphasis on partnerships and cooperation with multilevel stakeholders, including cooperatives and women’s associations; the importance of tailored training and effective communication channels to reach women through DFS initiatives; the relevance of DFS that accompanies it to the human touch and local presence through female agents; and the importance of collecting and analyzing sex-disaggregated data associated with the triple nexus. …”
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The economic and social role of married women in the agricultural production system in the region of Muea–Cameroon por Takamo, Fomu Agnes

“…Married women play a vital economic and social role in the agricultural production system in Cameroon. …”
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ICT-based agricultural extension services and women’s empowerment: Evidence from Nigeria and Ethiopia por Lambrecht, Isabel B.

“…Yet, technical solutions and advisory systems will fail to produce the intended outcomes if they do not manage to deliver their messages to farmers, or if farmers are unable to benefit from this advice. Women, in particular, often have less access to digital tools and also have less decision-making power in agriculture. …”
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Development of the Ethiopian Healthy Eating Index (Et-HEI) and evaluation in women of reproductive age por Bekele, Tesfaye Hailu, Vries, Jeanne de, Feskens, Edith J., Weijer, Anneloes de, Brouwer, Inge D., Covic, Namukolo M., Trijsburg, Laura

“…The present study aims to develop and evaluate the Ethiopian Healthy Eating Index (Et-HEI) based on the FBDG. Data were collected from 494 Ethiopian women of reproductive age sampled from households in five different regions. …”
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Contribution of men and women to food crop production labour in Africa: information from COSCA por Enete, A., Nweke, F., Tollens, E.

“…It is widely reported that women provide the bulk of food production labour in Africa. …”
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Women representation in soil science: gender indicators in the University Program of Interdisciplinary Soil Studies por Prado, B., Hernández, J., Rodríguez-Bustos, L., Barreras, A., Caballero, L., Lara, I., Guevara, M., Lopera, A., Vázquez-Lule, A., Torres, M.

“…Women in Science represent 30% worldwide. In Mexico, only 24 % of top academic positions are women. …”
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Impact of market-oriented dairy production on women and children: Evidence from the Ethiopian highlands por Shapiro, Barry I., Haider, J., Gebre-Wold, A., Misgina, A., Alemayehu, M.

“…These results indicate that women in households with improved crossbred cows maintain control over income allocated for food purchases and make over 80 percent of household expenditures on food. …”
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A&T Burkina Faso Maternal Nutrition Endline Survey 2021: Recently Delivered Women por International Food Policy Research Institute

“…The recently delivered women interviews were conducted using pretested, structured questionnaires. …”
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Using the project-level Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture Index for Market Inclusion (pro-WEAI+MI) por Go, Ara, Paz, Florencia, Raghunathan, Kalyani, Ray, Soumyajit

“…Current measures of women’s empowerment in the agricultural sector focus heavily on agricultural production. …”
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Replication Data for "Designing for Empowerment Impact in Agricultural Development Projects" por International Food Policy Research Institute

“…ANGeL aimed to assess interventions that can leverage agricultural growth to increase farm household incomes, improve nutrition, and enhance women’s empowerment in Bangladesh. There were three types of interventions: (1 ) Agriculture Production: Facilitating the production of the high-value food commodities that are rich in essential nutrients; (2) Nutrition Knowledge: Conducting high-quality behavior change communication (BCC) to improve the nutrition knowledge of women and men; (3) Gender Sensitization: Undertaking gender sensitization activities that lead to the improvement in the status/empowerment of women and gender parity between women and men. …”
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How do local gender norms interact with local conceptualisations of empowerment to shape women's engagement in local dairy value chains in Tanzania? por Achandi, Esther L., Farnworth, Cathy Rozel, Galiè, Alessandra, Omore, Amos O., Jeremiah, Adolf

“…Gender-disaggregated focus group discussions, key informant interviews, and individual interviews were carried out in Kilimanjaro and Tanga regions which had been target sites for the bigger Maziwa Zaidi Phase II project in Tanzania. In total, 24 women dairy farmers, 25 men dairy farmers, 20 women agripreneurs and 22 men agripreneurs involved in selling feeds, milk collection and agro-veterinary goods and services such as artificial insemination and livestock extension participated in the FGDs. …”
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