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It is remarkable that despite wide-ranging, in-depth studies over many years, almost no conservation agriculture (CA) studies consider gender and gender relations as a potential explanatory factor for (low) adoption rates. This is important because CA demands new ways of working with the farm sys...


Farnworth, Cathy R.Baudron, FrédéricAndersson, Jens A.Misiko, Michael T.Badstue, L.Stirling, Clare M.[Gender and conservation agriculture in East and Southern Africa: towards a research agenda]Gender and conservation agriculture in East and Southern Africa: towards a research agenda
Adam, R.I.Sindi, K.Badstue, L.[Farmers' knowledge, perceptions and management of diseases affecting sweet potatoes in the Lake Victoria Zone region, Tanzania]Farmers' knowledge, perceptions and management of diseases affecting sweet potatoes in the Lake Victoria Zone region, Tanzania

Future food and nutrition security is threatened by climate change, overexploitation of natural resources and pervasive social inequalities. Promising solutions are often technology-focused and not necessarily developed considering gender and social disparities. This paper addresses issues of gen...


Beuchelt, TDBadstue, L.[Gender, nutrition- and climate-smart food production: opportunities and trade-offs]Gender, nutrition- and climate-smart food production: opportunities and trade-offs

This paper discusses the notion of farmer empowerment as a primary objective of participatory research. The authors argue that agricultural technologies are adapted - not adopted – through a social and cultural process which includes the transformation of the technology. Farmer participation in a...


Hellin, J.Badstue, L.Bellon, M.[Participatory research: a catalyst for greater impact]Participatory research: a catalyst for greater impact

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