How can gender responsiveness of agricultural research be tracked throughout the research cycle, from research plan to the dissemination of findings? @MMangheni, @BoonabaanaB, @Mak_SWGS & @CornellGlobal present a new tool tested on 14 projects: https://t.co/zMexS8dzK8
In our @GREATAgResearch special issue, @MMangheni, @BoonabaanaB, @ElizabethAsiimw et al. develop a competency framework for trainers of interdisciplinary applied #genderinag research training – a tool adaptable to similar gender training programs: https://t.co/R8CcFMVYMO
In the @GREATAgResearch special issue, Travis et al. present a systematic approach to monitoring, learning, and evaluation (MLE) of #genderinag training programs to capture how trainees are empowered or limited in their gender-responsive practices: https://t.co/ixY58f3UR2
Thank you to all our #anonymousreviewers for their thoughtful comments and feedback in #peerreview during these busy times. We always appreciate your generosity in elevating #gender & #agriculture research at Agri-Gender. Our new issue is online now: https://t.co/BIFxodZtQ1
What role can mobile phones play for #women in #agriculture? In their open access Agri-Gender article, Quandt, @tbaird007, @LandPKS et al. argue that #mobilephones may be a valuable tool in bridging the #gendergap in agricultural productivity: https://t.co/s5vzqCApiX
In original research on women shea nut pickers in northern Ghana, @azakariahudu, @AbdullaiTijani, and @GaribaMurtala identify community governance, gender relations, the socio-cultural context & taboos as mediating women's access to shea nut: https://t.co/Iz7mwrwWcp
In our latest issue, @thanammalraju, Cathy Farnworth & @alegalie provide original insight into the role gender and caste play in dairy cooperatives' empowering potential for women and why cooperatives emerging from women's activism show most promise: https://t.co/Y9KIeXvaw9
Fascinating new research from Greg Seymour & Maria S. Floro on women’s #timeuse, identification with #patriarchal vs. #egalitarian notions of gender roles, and subjective well-being – open access in our latest issue: https://t.co/LdcOcmLtLK
Agri-Gender is an open access journal, aiming to promote #interdisciplinary research related to #gender, #agricultural sciences, and #foodsecurity. You can read our latest issue (out this week!) and all past articles online now at https://t.co/BIFxoeh5eB
What role does #gender play in #maize value chains? Rahma I. Adam and co-authors’ new mixed-methods research on the maize value chain in #Tanzania shows that higher value chain nodes are dominated by men and recommends #policy answers: https://t.co/gs4rQP5ob6
In our latest issue, @michel_dione, @rosemirta et al. find that #gender roles and women and men’s perceptions of #biosecurity undermine effective implementation of #ASF biosecurity measures in pig farming in Uganda. Full article out this week: https://t.co/vsZaZJXx7s
We are very pleased to announce the release of our latest Agri-Gender issue! Read insights and analysis from @nomunume, @DinaNajjar4, @michel_dione & others open access at https://t.co/BIFxodZtQ1
Agri-Gender is an #openaccess journal, aiming to promote #interdisciplinary research related to #gender and the #agricultural and food sciences. You can read our latest issue (out this week!) and all past articles online now at https://t.co/BIFxodZtQ1
Many policy responses to #COVID19 fail to consider how gender interacts with them and their implications for #foodsecurity - understanding that is crucial for a gender-sensitive response, write @Cheryl_Doss, @jemimah_njuki and Helena Mika in our new issue: https://t.co/7ATFsQztgs
In our latest issue, Alissa Bilfield, David Seal, and Diego Rose explore the lived experiences of Mayan women #coffee cooperative members in the Western Highlands of Guatemala through their own perspectives: https://t.co/QPnei7XPhO