CGIAR Research Program on Roots, Tubers and Bananas
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Gender mainstreaming in value chain development triggers women’s empowerment in Uganda
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15.10.18
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A gender focus introduced in value chain development in Uganda has allowed women and men to start new seed businesses, to train other farmers, and to share planting material of varieties that consumers want. Banana is a major staple in Uganda. However, traders and other value chain actors face post-harvest loses that limit their incomes…
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