Production and consumption by gender and role among transhumants in Western Sudan: The Baggara (Hawazma) of Kordofan
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1985
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Pullman, WA: Washington State University
Abstract
This report covers specific research areas, such as the roles of men and women in management and agricultural production; the social constraints in the definition of gender roles; women's resources and sources of income (i.e. the use and management of ruminant milk, and allocation of household resources); and the relationship of gender and role to the seasonal cycles of transhumance. Interdisciplinary field research was conducted to assess the potential for production-enhancing interventions and their adoption by transhumnant producers.
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Transhumance, Women, Gender, Men, Pastoralism, Agriculture, Household resources, Interdisciplinary, Bagarra, Sudan, Ecosystem Farm/Enterprise Scale Field Scale
Citation
Western Sudan Agricultural Research Project (WSARP) Publication No. 52