Migration is transforming rural economies, landscapes, and potentially, gender relations. Migration is one of the drivers of the so-called feminization of agriculture in Latin America. This feminization has relevance for everyone given agriculture’s role in regional food security, national shared prosperity, and household resilience to shocks. The objective of this study is to investigate the feminization of agriculture as well as its implications...
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2015/05/01
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Working Paper
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AUS9147
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2016/04/20
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Women in agriculture : the impact of male out-migration on women's agency, household welfare, and agricultural productivity
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international food policy research institute
Citation
Stanley,Victoria.
Women in agriculture : the impact of male out-migration on women's agency, household welfare, and agricultural productivity (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/162161468017454186