Engendering agricultural research: needs and challenges

High and sustainable agricultural growth is essential for eradication of poverty, hunger and undernourishment. But agriculture is underperforming in many developing countries for a number of reasons. Among these is the fact that women lack the resources and opportunities they need to make the most p...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Current science (Bangalore) 2013-12, Vol.105 (11), p.1468-1469
Hauptverfasser:	Dash, H. K., Mishra, Sabita, Singh, Abha, Sarkar, Ananta
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Schlagworte:	Agricultural development Agroecology Agroforestry COMMENTARY Crop production Crop science Crops Food crops Men Sustainable agriculture Working women
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