Gender Strategy
Citation
Jennie Dey De Pryck, Tana Lala-Pritchard, Richard Thomas, Enrico Bonaiuti, Quang Bao Le, Karin Reinprecht. (15/3/2015). Gender Strategy. Amman, Jordan: CGIAR Research Program on Dryland Systems (DS).
Abstract
The Gender Strategy of the CGIAR Research Program on Dryland Systems sets out the challenges and targets for including gender aspects and addressing gender issues as a core activity and outcome of the Program. The Strategy's overall goal is to promote gender-equity in access to and control of agricultural assets, technologies, services, products and income in dryland systems in order to enhance the food security, wellbeing and resilience of poor vulnerable households, especially women and children.
DSpace URI
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766/3219Collections
- Agricultural Research Knowledge [12267]
- Decision Support Tools [1062]
- Gender and Youth [260]
- Governance and Innovation Platforms [302]
Subject(s)
AGROVOC Keywords
Related items
Showing items related by title, author, creator and subject.
-
Title: Synthesis Report on Gender Transformative Approach to Overcome Gender-Based Constraints within the Livestock CRP Target Sites in Ethiopia: Gender issues addressed, outcomes reported and the way forward
Author(s)Date: 2021-11-01Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThe synthesis review on community conversations (CCs) covered one published paper and 26 unpublished reports (technical reports, manuals, extension materials, training materials, blog stories, and posters) to produce ... -
Title: Gender Capacity Development of Research and Development Partners: Gender strategy (internal and external gender equity objectives) prepared by partner organizations during the GCD training workshops
Author(s)Date: 2021-05-03Status: Open accessResearch and development partners of the CGIAR Research Program on Livestock (CRP Livestock) from Adiyo district, Bonga Agricultural Research Centre, Debre Berhan Agricultural Research Centre, Menz Mama district and Menz ... -
Title: Gender and Agricultural Extension: Why A Gender Focus Matters?
Author(s)Date: 2017-12-10Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThe literature reviewed here is global in its focus to attend to broad trends in the field and practice of agricultural extension. We do not aim for an extensive literature review but to identify implications for not ...