Supporting female smallholders Robert Crawshaw

Supporting female smallholders Robert CrawshawSmallholder women are pivotal in balancing rural food systems yet, they face several inequalities that make it difficult for them to sustainably intensify their operations. This chapter provides insights into how smallholder women can be supported for sustainable intensification. It uses qualitative data collected from rural households in Nigeria using in depth interviews to understand the life history and experiences of smallholder women. Most

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