By Giulia Micheletti and Marlène Elias
Understanding gender norms and innovation processes to foster gender-equitable opportunities in forest landscapes
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14.08.18
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Gender researchers present findings from Indonesia and Kyrgyzstan that shed light on how gender norms shape, and are influenced by, forest and tree-based innovation processes.
A new report based on case studies from the ‘GENNOVATE: Enabling gender equality in agricultural and environmental innovation’ comparative qualitative research initiative presents findings from Indonesia and Kyrgyzstan that shed light on how gender norms shape, and are influenced by, forest and tree-based innovation processes.
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