Resultados de búsqueda - women’s collectives

Examining gender inequalities in land rights indicators in Asia por Kieran, Caitlin, Sproule, Kathryn, Doss, Cheryl, Quisumbing, Agnes R., Kim, Sung Mi

“…A broad consensus has emerged among both policymakers and researchers that strengthening women's property rights is crucial for reducing poverty and achieving equitable growth. …”
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Co-Creating a Gender and Social Inclusion Learning Agenda for Food, Land, and Water Systems in Middle East and North Africa Region por Adam, Rahma, El-Zainy, Eman Abd-Allah A., Mosbah, Menna, Puskur, Ranjitha, Verma, Benu, Najjar, Dina, Enokenwa Baa, Ojongetakah

“…These include feminisation of agriculture without power or recognition; persistent gender wage gaps and precarious employment; extremely low levels of women’s land ownership linked to discriminatory inheritance systems; weak collective organization and underperforming cooperatives; and limited access to finance, technology, mechanisation, irrigation, and training. …”
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Ethiopian food-based dietary guidelines: development, evaluation, and adherence monitoring por Bekele, Tesfaye Hailu

“…These data were collected from 494 Ethiopian women of reproductive age in November and December 2019. …”
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Inclusive Innovation in Bean Value Chain Interventions: A Comparative Study of Gender Dynamics in Tanzania Malawi and Burundi por Lutomia, Cosmas Kweyu, Nchanji, Eileen Bogweh, Ketema, Dessalegn Molla, Ajambo, Susan, Puskur, Ranjitha, Kabuli, Hilda, Ndunguru, Agness, Ndabashinze, Blaise

“…A cross-sectional survey that collected data from 656 respondents from three countries indicated that access to technologies and innovations varied across countries and genders, with women generally having lower access than men. …”
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CEDIL Work-in-Freedom 2 Bangladesh Migration Dataset por International Food Policy Research Institute

“…<p>This survey is aimed to quantify the women's migration dynamics, migration-related decision-making, and empowerment. …”
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Integrating gender with the water-energy-food-ecosystem nexus in Egypt’s salinity-affected lands por Al-Zu’bi, Maha, Abu-Zeid, M., El-Atfy, H., Hassan, M., Azab, A., Halim, M., Gebril, H., Ihab, S., Tawfik, Mohamed, Brouziyne, Youssef

“…The brief outlines priority actions, including strengthening the enabling environment for scaling, directing climate finance to women in high-risk areas, ensuring equitable access to mechanization and climate information, supporting collective action through women’s groups, and fostering farmer-led innovation. …”
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Youth as game-changers? : Young people’s voices on social equity and climate adaptation in Kenya por Ebenstål Almeida, Olivia, Chelagat, Jeruto, Cherutich, Reuben Kiptoo, Fisher, Eleanor, Hellin, Jon, Lindbäck, Tilde, Kimaru, Daisy Jepchirchir, Kimaru, Wilson, Kimosop Ngetich, Benson, Petesch, Patti, Jemase Yator, Caroline

“…The study proposes investing in stakeholder capacity, fostering youth leadership and inter-generational exchanges, and developing strategies and partnerships responsive to the needs of rural youth, with particular concern for young women’s inclusion. It underscores the importance of locally-led governance, inclusive decision-making, and collective action as key to achieving equitable climate adaptation and social transformation.…”
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Gender equity and social capital in smallholder farmer groups in central Mozambique por Gotschi, Elisabeth, Njuki, Jemimah, Delve, Robert J.

“…Exploring the complex connection between gender, groups, and social capital, we found that gender equity is not necessarily achieved by guaranteeing men and women equal rights through established by-laws, or dealing with groups as a collective entity. …”
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Local conventions governing community participation in the decentralized management of natural resources: Case study of mixed crop-livestock systems in the Sudano-Sahelian zone of... por Umutoni, Clarisse

“…Both the Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) and individual interviews were conducted to collect information. In total, the group discussions included 27 administrative and technical services and 53 community authorities all genders combined, and individual surveys involving 165 farmers including 54 women. …”
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Common bean entrepreneurial development in Sub-Saharan Africa por Nchanji, Eileen, Lutomia, Cosmas, Nyamolo, Victor

“…Findings indicate women dominate bean processing, while men are prevalent in seed production and trading. …”
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Estimating the intrahousehold costs and benefits of innovations to enhance smallholder farmers’ resilience in Ghana por Damba, O. T.

“…Data was collected at both the individual and household level. …”
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“We do not like to stay in the villages just cutting grass and looking after the livestock” por Hymnelius, Rebecca

“…The results suggest that there are indeed changes which affect women socially, economically and through agricultural aspects. …”
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Application of mixed methods to identify small ruminant disease priorities in Ethiopia por Alemu, Biruk G., Desta, Hiwot, Kinati, Wole, Mulema, Annet A., Gizaw, Solomon, Wieland, Barbara

“…Overall, both men and women farmers had low awareness of zoonotic diseases. …”
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Gender differences and preferences in improved forage seeds demo farms experience amongst livestock farmers in Kenya and Uganda por Pazos Cardenas, Mateo, Junca Paredes, John Jairo, Sandoval, Danny, Waluse, Kenneth, Triana Ángel, Natalia, Burkart, Stefan, Jauregui, Rosa

“…The research’s originality lies in the effort to address the knowledge gap of gender analysis and women’s needs and preferences in the breeding developments, especially within the forages research field. …”
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Randomized controlled trial (rct) study on gender inclusive approach to improve the adoption of the Site Specific Fertilizer Recommendation (SSFR) using digital service in ethiopia por Arouna, A., Yergo, W.G., Aboudou, R., Gbede, T.R.

“…A total of 1,202 wheat farmers include 44% women were surveyed during the baseline data collection. …”
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Gender norms and their implications for banana production and recovery in west Africa por Nkengla-Asi, L., Olaosebikan, O.D., Che, V.S., Ngatat, S., Zandjanakou-Tachin, Martine, Hanna, R., Kumar, P. Lava

“…Social and gender differentiations that impede women should be addressed for inclusive participation. …”
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Gender training manual: The driver of smallholder agricultural revolution in Africa por Nchanji, Eileen Bogweh, Siri, Bella Ngoh, Odhiambo, Collins Ageyo

“…Rural women pursue multiple livelihood strategies and often manage complex households and farm activities. …”
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Gender differences in agricultural productivity in India: Empirical analysis using micro-level panel data por Anupama, G.V., Falk, Thomas, Sen, Mayukh

“…Strong evidence exists that women farmers have less access to land, inputs, labor, and information compared to men. …”
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Convergence and Self-Help Groups: Conduits for advancing gender equality and social inclusion in agri-food systems por Munshi, Sugandha, Kumar, Ashok, Kumar, Virender

“…Critically examining and understanding the role of social innovations primarily including collective actions and institutionalizing changes through two projects interventions Cereal Systems Initiative for South Asia and Precision direct-seeded rice-based diversified systems for transforming labor requirement, yields and profitability of smallholder farmers in Odisha (DSR-Odisha), two innovative approaches that have played a critical role in creating a pathway for genderresponsive agri-food systems—working with women self-help groups (WSHGs) through livelihood missions and institutionalizing the convergence platform. …”
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Excluding the marginalized? Exploring the livelihood and inequality implications of herbicide diffusion in eastern India por Mkondiwa, Maxwell, Krishna, Vijesh V., Khed, Vijayalaxmi D.

“…We hypothesize that the rapid diffusion of laborsaving agricultural technologies could result in a reduction in employment and loss of a key source of livelihood for the nonfarming rural poor, especially women from socially marginalized groups. Analyzing two datasets (2,725 households) collected from the Bihar state of India in 2021– 22, we document empirical, stylized facts on the intersectionality of gender and caste on effects of a laborsaving technology—chemical weeding. …”
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