Gender and Agricultural Supply Responses to Structural
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Book Description
This study investigates the gender implications of agricultural sector reform in Kenya. The author focuses on smallholder tea production with the aim of pinpointing the factors that influence the adoption of tea among male and female farmers, assessing female farmers' perceptions of the changes in living standards over the research period, and suggesting appropriate policy reforms to ensure that women's interests are taken into account in the design of agricultural reforms.
About the Author
Grace Ongile is research fellow at the Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi, Kenya.
Gender and Agricultural Supply Responses to Structural,Grace Atieno Ongile,Nordic Africa Institute,9171064400,Agriculture - General,Agriculture Of Developing Countries,Agriculture and state,Business / Economics / Finance,Field Crops,Industries - General,Kenya,Kericho,Science/Mathematics,Tea trade,Technology,Third World Development,Women in agriculture,Agriculture & Farming,Agriculture & related industries,Developing countries,Gender studies,Political economy,Social Science / Third World Development,African Studies
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