Repositioning women and youths in the bean corridors in sub-Saharan Africa
Women constitute more than 60% of bean producers across Africa, providing more than 60% of labour in bean production. Women are also involved in activities in the distribution and consumption hubs along the bean value chain. In collaboration with public and private partners, we have designed gender sensitive interventions aimed at reducing gender inequity through the provision of innovative bean-based technologies, credit and markets thus creating an enabling business environment for beans.
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| Format: | Poster biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT
2021-04
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| Subjects: | gender equity, beans, appropriate technology, innovation adoption, equidad de género, frijol, tecnología apropiada, |
| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/113502 |
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| Summary: | Women constitute more than 60% of bean producers across Africa, providing more than 60% of labour in bean production. Women are also involved in activities in the distribution and consumption hubs along the bean value chain. In collaboration with public and private partners, we have designed gender sensitive interventions aimed at reducing gender inequity through the provision of
innovative bean-based technologies, credit and markets thus creating an enabling business environment for beans. |
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