Gender and Domestic Water Supply in Rural Zimbabwe - Chourombo, Moses
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Water for domestic purposes is a scarce resource in the rural areas of Sigangatsha and Malaba wards, and women are the most affected. This study focused on examining the impact of domestic water supply and challenges faced by women in rural Zimbabwe with a particular focus on Sigangatsha and Malaba wards of Matobo district in Matabeleland South Province.The study identified the challenges faced by women in these two communities as well as implications of domestic water supply for policy formulation. The study relied on the structuration theory propounded by Giddens (1984), the actor oriented…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Water for domestic purposes is a scarce resource in the rural areas of Sigangatsha and Malaba wards, and women are the most affected. This study focused on examining the impact of domestic water supply and challenges faced by women in rural Zimbabwe with a particular focus on Sigangatsha and Malaba wards of Matobo district in Matabeleland South Province.The study identified the challenges faced by women in these two communities as well as implications of domestic water supply for policy formulation. The study relied on the structuration theory propounded by Giddens (1984), the actor oriented perspective by Long (2001) and gender and development by Moser (1989). Key words: domestic water, domestic water supply, women and gender.
Autorenporträt
Moses Chourombo has obtained his Master of Social Work degree from the University of Zimbabwe, a Master of Disaster Management, currently studying for a PhD in Social Work with the University of the Free State in South Africa. He has worked for international NGO's and currently is the National Coordinator for a World Bank funded project in Zimbabwe