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Do men and women benefit equally from technology adoption? New paper explores
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18.05.18
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Researchers have sought to understand what keeps women’s observed rates of agricultural technology adoption low. But what happens after the new technology is adopted by a household? Do women’s lives really become better? Are they more empowered? A new paper explores these questions using the example of adopting small-scale irrigation technologies in Ethiopia, Ghana, and Tanzania.
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