Titlebook: Gender in Agriculture; Closing the Knowledg Agnes R. Quisumbing,Ruth Meinzen-Dick,Amber Peterm Book 2014 Food and Agriculture Organization

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Bürgerliches Recht Allgemeiner Teilts gender differences in social capital related to agricultural development, defined as group membership and social networks, based on a critical literature review of key issues and a review of published and unpublished empirical studies conducted between 1999 and 2011. The authors focus on the type

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,Die Nichtigkeit von Willenserkl?rungen,in market-oriented agricultural growth and development. This chapter analyzes how gender inequalities in resources result in different levels of participation, methods of production, and modes of marketing cash crops. Two empirical case studies of traditional perennial export cash crops—cocoa in Gha

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Schuldverh?ltnisse aus Rechtsgesch?ftenegins with a review of employment statistics to uncover gender differences in rural employment with particular reference to traditional agriculture and modern agro-industries, identifying gender gaps in wages, working conditions, and occupational segregation as key challenges to overcome. The chapte

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Verwandtschaft kraft Rechtsgesch?ftsBangladesh. In these three examples, using integrated mixed-methods enabled researchers to understand more about the processes underlying the adoption of agricultural technologies. The chapter concludes with a number of important data needs for gender work in quantitative and qualitative agricultura

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41841-3ons to include, emphasizing that whenever questions are asked about ownership and access to resources, answers should be associated with individuals. Finally, collecting data on the institutions that are related to agricultural production and marketing allows analysis of the gender-based constraints