Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Farming as a business: An examination of the gender perspective]( "Farming as a business: An examination of the gender perspective")
Farming as a business: An examination of the gender perspective23,99 €![Effects of Organic Farming on the Livelihood of Small Holders in Nepal]( "Effects of Organic Farming on the Livelihood of Small Holders in Nepal")
Effects of Organic Farming on the Livelihood of Small Holders in Nepal42,99 €![Gender Participation in Sikkim Farming Sector in North-Eastern India]( "Gender Participation in Sikkim Farming Sector in North-Eastern India")
Gender Participation in Sikkim Farming Sector in North-Eastern India36,99 €![FARMING SYSTEMS IN THE TANK COMMANDS IN NORTH EASTERN KARNATAKA (INDIA)]( "FARMING SYSTEMS IN THE TANK COMMANDS IN NORTH EASTERN KARNATAKA (INDIA)")
FARMING SYSTEMS IN THE TANK COMMANDS IN NORTH EASTERN KARNATAKA (INDIA)44,99 €![Indian Hill Farm Women Health Status And Multifarious Responsibilities]( "Indian Hill Farm Women Health Status And Multifarious Responsibilities")
Indian Hill Farm Women Health Status And Multifarious Responsibilities32,99 €![Gender and financial autonomy in family farming]( "Gender and financial autonomy in family farming")
Gender and financial autonomy in family farming36,99 €![Gender Dimensions of Community-based Forest Management]( "Gender Dimensions of Community-based Forest Management")
Gender Dimensions of Community-based Forest Management36,99 €
In rapid process of globalization, this study was conducted to examine the nature and extent of consequences of globalization in agriculture with gender perspectives in two VDCs, namely, Arthunge and Vakimli, of hill district of Myagdi. The information was generated through household survey, key informant interview, focus group discussion, field observation. The findings revealed that hill farming system is characterized by growing food deficiency, indigenous technology and practices, and limited extension services. In given condition, women work more hours than men. Men have relatively more access to as well as control over resources (agricultural inputs. Both men and women have equal access to and control over the benefit obtained from states resources and services, but women lack control over the cash earning. Men and women make most decisions jointly. But men make most of the decisions for economic activities. With the increase in male out-migration, the workload for women and children has increased. In overall, globalization process does not seem to contribute towards the improvement of agricultural activities, nor towards poverty reduction.