Integrating Gender into Extension Services : Rural Women in the Sahel

Integrating Gender into Extension Services : Rural Women in the Sahel

Selected study findings on rural women's economic activities, with implications, lessons learnt and recommendations for extension services were presented in findings no. 46, August 1995. To reiterate, the sector study, rural women in the Sahel...

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Main Author: Spurling, Daphne
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICES
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
AGRICULTURAL TRAINING
AGRICULTURE
CROPS
EXTENSION
EXTENSION SERVICES
FARMERS
FEMALE
FEMALE ENROLLMENT
FEMALE STAFF
FUNCTIONAL LITERACY
GENDER
GENDER AWARENESS
GENDER BALANCE
GENDER DIFFERENCES
GENDER EQUITY
GENDER GAP
GENDER ISSUES
HOME
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
HUSBANDS
LITERACY TRAINING
LIVESTOCK
MARKETING
NGOS
PERSONALITY
RURAL AREAS
RURAL WOMEN
SEX
SEX-DISAGGREGATED DATA
SPECIALISTS
SUPPORT SERVICES
TEACHING
WID
WILL
WOMAN
WOMEN FARMERS
WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE
WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1995/11/12850491/integrating-gender-extension-services-rural-women-sahel
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9983
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Summary:Selected study findings on rural women's economic activities, with implications, lessons learnt and recommendations for extension services were presented in findings no. 46, August 1995. To reiterate, the sector study, rural women in the Sahel and their access to agricultural extension, overview of five country studies, covers Burkina Faso, Mali, Mauritania, Senegal and The Gambia. This present issue focuses on lessons learnt about incorporating gender issues in agricultural extension services.

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