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Gender integration in livestock and fish research por Randolph, Thomas F.

“…The food they produce is meant to improve nutrition, a field in which women are key. In navigating between strategic research and mainstreaming gender while exploring accommodative and transformative approaches, the Livestock and Fish Program has collected important evidence on the kind of research needed for development and has laid the basis for the next series of CGIAR research programs. …”
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A poultry value chain intervention promoting diversified diets has limited impact on maternal and child diet adequacy during the lean season in a cluster randomized controlled tria... por Becquey, Elodie, Diop, Loty, Awonon, Josué, Diatta, Ampa Dogui, Ganaba, Rasmané, Pedehombga, Abdoulaye, Gelli, Aulo

“…Primary dietary outcomes were the probability of adequacy (PA) of iron, zinc and vitamin A intakes, mean PA (MPA) of 11 micronutrients and individual dietary diversity score collected through quantitative 24-hour recall in longitudinal samples of women and index children (2–4 years old) in 1,054 households; and minimum acceptable diet in the repeated cross-sectional sample of their younger sibling aged 6–23 months. …”
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Differences in crop selection, resource constraints, and crop use values among female- and male-headed smallholder households in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda por Reynolds, Travis W., Tobin, Daniel, Otieno, Gloria, McCracken, Aidan, Guo, Junru

“…We also under­score the importance of collecting gender-disaggre­gated data to capture meaningful differences in preferences and constraints across women and men at the inter- and intra-household level.…”
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What does gender yield gap tell us about smallholder farming in developing countries? por Nchanji, Eileen B., Collins, Odhiambo A., Katungi, Enid, Nduguru, Agness, Kabungo, Catherine, Njuguna, Esther M., Ojiewo, Christopher Ochieng

“…Given the above discriminatory issues surrounding women in agriculture, they are hypothesised to be less productive and often lag behind male counterparts in crop production. …”
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Myeloperoxidase and other markers of neutrophil activation associate with malaria and malaria/HIV coinfection in the human placenta por Sarr, D., Oliveira, L.J., Russ, B.N., Owino, S.O., Middii, J.D., Mwalimu, Stephen, Ambasa, L., Almutairi, F., Vulule, J., Rada, B., Moore, J.M.

“…Methods: Using peripheral and placental plasma samples and placental tissue collected from Kenyan women at risk for malaria and HIV infections, we assessed granulocyte levels across all gravidities and markers of neutrophil activation, including NET formation, in primi- and secundigravid women, by ELISA, western blot, immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence. …”
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Exploring actor roles, behaviors, and agency through participatory timelines in Zimbabwe por Voss, Rachel, Zingwena, Taurai, Chapeyama, Bolyne

“…These include supporting more transformational change through collective action, which could boost farmers’ involvement in broader decision-making and governance processes; monitoring farmers’ voice and agency, especially women and youths’, as important outcome indicators; and pursuing and formalizing partnerships with powerful government actors, influential civil sector actors, and private sector actors whose engagement has been modest but who have substantial potential for impact on behavioral outcomes.…”
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His and Hers, time and income: How intra-household dynamics impact nutrition in agricultural households por Twyman, Jennifer, Useche, Pilar, González, Carolina, Talsma, Elise F., Lopera, Diana Carolina

“…Understand how dietary diversity is impacted by intra-household decision making processes related to income, nutrition information and time allocation (with primary focus on principle men and women in the household). In particular, we will examine how nutrition information, income, and time allocation impact food consumption. …”
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Youth engagement in sweetpotato production and agribusiness: the case of Northern Uganda por Mdege, N., Mayanja, S., Mudege, Netsayi N.

“…Additionally, 74 young women and 85 young men participated in 16 sex-disaggregated focus group discussions. …”
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Understanding Agency Within Context: The Case of Breeding Cooperatives Program for Transforming Small Ruminant Value Chain in Ethiopia por Kinati, Wole, Temple, Elizabeth C., Baker, A. Derek, Najjar, Dina, Hailu, Reta

“…The role of agency in women’s empowerment, whether individual or collective, has long been at the center of feminist discourse. …”
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Compendium of partners for scaling gender and social inclusion por Mehar, Mamta

“…In an effort to identify these partners, the CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security’s Gender and Social Inclusion and Climate Services Flagship supported the collection of information about potential scaling partners, including government agencies, research institutes, NGOs, and women’s and civil society organisations at the global, regional, national, and sub-national levels in CCAFS countries. …”
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Toward gender and social inclusion in climate information services in West Africa and the Sahel por Kabore, Assetou, Obossou, Abrewa Remilokoun Esdras, Ali, Abdou, Alhassane, Agali, Segnon, Alcade Christel, Zougmore, Robert Bellarmin

“…Different social groups have distinct needs: women prefer local-language and evening broadcasts for accessibility; youth favor digital platforms linked to training and green jobs; PWD require adapted formats and logistical support; and rural, non-literate communities rely on community-based, oral, and visual communication methods for collective understanding. …”
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Staying afloat in the milk business: Borrowing and selling on credit among informal milk vendors in Nairobi por Myers, Emily, Heckert, Jessica, Galiè, Alessandra, Njiru, Nelly, Alonso, Silvia

“…The consequences are likely more severe for women vendors, who generally have less capital to fall back on relative to men. …”
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TH2.2: Framework for incorporating Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) elements in Climate Information Services (CIS) por Mapedza, Everisto D., Huyer, Sophia, Chanana, Nitya, Rose, Alison, Jacobs-Mata, Inga, Mudege, Netsayi N., Homann-Kee Tui, Sabine, Gbegbelegbe, Sika, Nsengiyumva, Gloriose, Mutenje, Munyaradzi, Nohayi, Nina

“…Such gendered technological inequalities can be traced back to as early as the 1960s, where it was clear that technological solutions are grounded within the society in which they are embedded. Unless women are intentionally included in the design and development of agricultural technologies, there is a high risk that women will not benefit from agricultural innovations meant to ameliorate the impact of climate change and climate variability. …”
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Prioritizing preferred traits in the yam value chain in Nigeria: a gender situation analysis por Okoye, B., Ofoeze, M., Ejechi, M., Onwuka, S., Nwafor, S., Onyemauwa, N., Ukeje, B., Eluagu, C., Obidiegwu, J., Olaosebikan, O., Madu, Tessy

“…Yam production in southeast Nigeria is dominated by men, while women are the main processors. Gendered power play, access to resources, and decision-making have been found to constrain women's participation in yam production (and in yam research). …”
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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.

“…We conducted interviews with 440 rice producers, 70% of which were women, and organized 16 focus group discussions (FGDs), including nine exclusively for women, in the Sikasso region of Mali. …”
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Adapting agriculture platforms for nutrition: A case study of a participatory, video-based agricultural extension platform in India por Kadiyala, Suneetha, Morgan, Emily H., Cyriac, Shruthi, Margolies, Amy, Roopnaraine, Terry

“…Key lessons learned include the benefits of and need for collaboration with existing health services; continued technical support for implementing partners; engagement with local cultural norms and beliefs; empowerment of women’s group members to champion nutrition; and enhancement of message diffusion mechanisms to reach pregnant women and mothers of young children at scale. …”
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Gendered impacts of climate-smart agriculture on household food security and labor migration: insights from Bihar, India por Agarwal, Tripati, Goel, Prarthna A, Gartaula, Hom Nath, Rai, Munmun, Bijarniya, Deepak, Rahut, Dil B, Jat, Mangi L

“…From 10 randomly selected climate-smart villages in Samastipur and Vaishali districts of Bihar, India, together with focus group discussions, the primary data were collected by interviewing both men and women from the same household.…”
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First round Dataset: Impacts of Improved Bean Technology on Smallholder Productivity and Food Security in Burundi por Katungi, Enid Mbabazi, Nduwarugira, Eric, Ntukamazina, Jean Nepomuscene, Niragira Sanctus, Mutua, Mercy Muli, Kalemera, Sylvia Monica, Nchanji, Eileen, Birachi Eliud, Rubyogo, Jean Claude

“…The dataset includes information at household, plot and village level. Data set were collected around six modules as follows: 1) Household & Location: Demographics, assets, housing, and social networks, 2) Agricultural Practices: Bean varieties, cultivation methods, inputs, harvests, and market factors, 3) Institutional environment: Access to institutional services and credit, 4) Gender: men and women access to information and food intake by women in reproductive age groups and children below 5 years, 5) Post harvest: utilization and marketing. 6) Preferences & Food Security: Bean trait preferences and food security indicators…”
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The role of gender in dairy value chain: The case of central Zone of Tigray por Gebremichael, Z.

“…This research employed both qualitative and quantitative methods and the data was collected primary and secondary. The primary data were collected using four methods namely survey, key information interview, focus group discussion and method of observation. …”
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Prioritizing quality traits for gender‐responsive breeding for boiled potato in Uganda por Mudege, Netsayi N., Mayanja, S., Nyaga, J., Nakitto, M., Tinyiro, S.E., Magala, D.B., Achora, Janet C., Kisakye, S., Bamwirire, D., Mendes, T., Muzhingi, T.

“…Characteristics that were important to both men and women, such as red skin and yellow flesh, are linked to market preferences. …”
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