Recognizing the gender gap that exists in the adoption rates of improved agricultural technology is crucial in increasing agricultural productivity in Sub-Saharan Africa. A gender-disaggregated framework is used to examine key variables that guide the adoption decision of improved agricultural technologies by gender and household headship. Drawing on household data collected in two districts. Banana Mac by Super Farm Write a review. Currently not listed on a store menu within 100 miles. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook. About this product. About this brand. If you got a Mac as a command line replacement for Ubuntu, then I think you are going to be disappointed. Mac OS X has a usable Unix command line interface, but it is NOT Apple's main focus. The Mac OS X GUI is where they make their money. As has been mentioned, you can get current Open Source copies of many of these components.
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Author
Date of Award
Kaiju kountdown mac os. 5-2016
Degree Type
Research Paper Displazer mac os.
Degree Name
Master of Science in Environmental Science and Policy (ES&P) Redirection (itch) mac os.
Department
International Development, Community and Environment
Chief Instructor
Dr. Cynthia Caron
Second Reader
Dr. Sam Ratick
Abstract
Recognizing the gender gap that exists in the adoption rates of improved agricultural technology is crucial in increasing agricultural productivity in Sub-Saharan Africa. A gender-disaggregated framework is used to examine key variables that guide the adoption decision of improved agricultural technologies by gender and household headship. Drawing on household data collected in two districts in Uganda and constructing a probability model, key variables will be analyzed as to their significance in the adoption decision for improved banana cultivars. The analysis shows that gender alone is insufficient in fully understanding adoption decisions, as other significant factors exist. Using the literature and primary data, key variables will be analyzed to determine the constraints that female farmers face which limits adoption decisions. Determining the significant variables in adoption of improved agricultural technologies has policy implications that suggest research studies ought to focus on equitable resource availability to reduce the gender gap in agricultural technology adoption, which will in turn improve agricultural productivity.
Recommended Citation
Albertson, Emily, 'Adopting new banana varieties in Uganda: the role of gender and head of household status' (2016). International Development, Community and Environment (IDCE). 27.
https://commons.clarku.edu/idce_masters_papers/27
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International Development, Community and Environment
Chief Instructor
Dr. Cynthia Caron
Second Reader
Dr. Sam Ratick
Abstract
Recognizing the gender gap that exists in the adoption rates of improved agricultural technology is crucial in increasing agricultural productivity in Sub-Saharan Africa. A gender-disaggregated framework is used to examine key variables that guide the adoption decision of improved agricultural technologies by gender and household headship. Drawing on household data collected in two districts in Uganda and constructing a probability model, key variables will be analyzed as to their significance in the adoption decision for improved banana cultivars. The analysis shows that gender alone is insufficient in fully understanding adoption decisions, as other significant factors exist. Using the literature and primary data, key variables will be analyzed to determine the constraints that female farmers face which limits adoption decisions. Determining the significant variables in adoption of improved agricultural technologies has policy implications that suggest research studies ought to focus on equitable resource availability to reduce the gender gap in agricultural technology adoption, which will in turn improve agricultural productivity.
Recommended Citation
Albertson, Emily, 'Adopting new banana varieties in Uganda: the role of gender and head of household status' (2016). International Development, Community and Environment (IDCE). 27.
https://commons.clarku.edu/idce_masters_papers/27
Included in
Environmental Studies Commons, International and Area Studies Commons, Urban Studies and Planning Commons
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