Publications

Njuguna, E M and Brownhill, H and Kihoro, E and Muhammad, L and Hickey, G M (2016) Gendered Technology Adoption and Household Food Security in Semi-Arid Eastern Kenya. In: Transforming Gender and Food Security in the Global South. Routledge studies in food, society and the environment . Routledge, New York, pp. 260-282. ISBN 9781315564111

Jumba, H. 2019. Gender perspectives in economic assessment of East Coast Fever vaccination on household welfare among smallholder dairy cattle farmers in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya. MSc thesis in Agricultural Economics. Nakuru, Kenya: Egerton University.

Mulyoutami E et al., 'Gendered space and quality of life: study of out-migration and smallholding agroforestry communities in West Java Province, Indonesia', 2018

de Silva, Sanjiv, 'Structural vulnerability to climate change in Bangladesh: a literature review. (Project report prepared by IWMI for the CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) under the project 'Water-related Interventions to Reduce Vulnerability to Climate Change: Do they Address the Structural Causes of Gendered Vulnerability in the IGP (Indo Gangetic Plains)')', 2012

I. Siason et al., 'Women in fisheries in Asia', Global Symposium on Women in Fisheries: Sixth Asian Fisheries Forum, 29 November 2001, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, WorldFish, 2019

P.A Smytzek, 'Participatory Development of Agro-Climate Advisories in Cambodia', p.107, 2017

Triana N; Burkart S. 2019. Gender and the cattle sector in Latin America: recent trends in literature. International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) Cali, CO. 12p.

Roxas, A.T. et al. (2017). Gender and poverty dimensions in a value chain analysis of milkfish mariculture in Misamis Oriental, Philippines. Asian Fisheries Science, 30S: 343-353

Ouma, E., Roesel, K., Dione, M., Carter, N., Pezo, D., Ejobi, F. and Grace, D. 2014. Participatory research for development to upgrade smallholder pig value chains in Uganda. Poster presented at the Tropentag 2014 Conference on Bridging the Gap between Increasing Knowledge and Decreasing Resources, Prague, Czech Republic, 17-19 September 2014. Nairobi, Kenya. ILRI.

Dina Najjar, Boubaker Dhehibi, Aden A. Aw-Hassan, Bentaibi Abderrahim. (30/11/2016). Climate Change, Gender, Decision-making Power, and Migration into the Saiss Region of Morocco

Sounkoura Adétonah et al., 'Analysis of Gender and Governance of Value Chain-Based Systems on Rice and Vegetable Crops in Southern Benin and Mali', Open Journal of Social Sciences, vol. 03(06), pp.134-141, Scientific Research Publishing, Inc,, 2015

Dina Najjar, Fatima Abubakr, Eileen Alma. (15/12/2016). Gender Roles and Relations in the Wheat Production of Nigeria: Strengthening the Participation of Women. Amman, Jordan: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA)

Ahmed Akhter et al., 'Combined interventions targeting agriculture, gender and nutrition improve agriculture production and diet diversity more than individual interventions in Bangladesh', Current Developments in Nutrition 4+, IFPRI, 2020

Huyer S, Gumucio T. 2020. Going Back to the Well: Women, Agency, and Climate Adaptation. World Journal of Agriculture and Soil Science 5(3):2020.

Choo, P.S. (2004) In: Frangoudes, K, J.J. Pascual-Fernández (eds.) Proceedings on women in fisheries and aquaculture: lessons from the past, current actions and ambitions for the future pp. 56-63

S. Brown, 'Spatial analysis of socio-economic issues: Gender and GIS in Nepal', Mountain Research and Development, 2014

A Djalalou-Dine, 'Gender in Agroforestry: implications for Action-Research', Nature & Faune, pp.6-11, 2014

Gachuiri A et al., 'Gendered knowledge on food trees for addressing food security and nutrition in Uganda & Kenya', 2019

D.D Arinloye, 'Gender in decision making access to and control over labor and extension services: A Perception survey in Burkina-Faso', Dryland Systems, p.69, 2016

Tavenner K, Crane TA, Saxena T. 2021. “Breaking Even” under Intensification? Gendered Trade‐Offs for Women Milk Marketers in Kenya. Rural Sociology 86(1):110-138.