Gender and Generational Involvements in Rice Enterprises in Nigeria - Chete, Oluwatoyin;Chete, Louis
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The access to productive resources is crucial to sustainable rice development. The rice enterprise involves competition for resources by various gender categories with peculiar constraints and challenges. Men and women of different ages are often disproportionately involved in production, processing, and marketing. If any of them lack incentives and services to participate as equal partners, this gender inequity may affect the performance of the enterprise and impede rice development in general. Thus, this book assessed gender and generational involvements in rice enterprises in south-western Nigeria.…mehr

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The access to productive resources is crucial to sustainable rice development. The rice enterprise involves competition for resources by various gender categories with peculiar constraints and challenges. Men and women of different ages are often disproportionately involved in production, processing, and marketing. If any of them lack incentives and services to participate as equal partners, this gender inequity may affect the performance of the enterprise and impede rice development in general. Thus, this book assessed gender and generational involvements in rice enterprises in south-western Nigeria.
Autorenporträt
Oluwatoyin Chete is a Lecturer at Adekunle Ajasin University, Nigeria. She was a Visiting Scholar at the International Monetary Fund, Washington D.C. in 2006 and a Fellow of the African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) in 2013-2015. Her research interests includes gender-based agricultural policy and practice.