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    Rural Livelihoods: Examples of Gender Commitment Indicators

    BRIDGE, 1999
    Examples of indicators of gender mainstreaming commitment, and the means by which they can be verified, at policy, project and management levels.
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    Rural Livelihoods: Extension

    BRIDGE, 1999
    Gender issues in agricultural extension services. Includes a summary of key issues, examples of gender sensitive terms of reference, and some mini case studies.
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    Rural Livelihoods: Gender Issues in Watershed Development in India

    BRIDGE, 1999
    An overview of watershed development in India, a major strategy in the government's Drought Prone Areas Programme (DPAP), paying particular attention to gender equity issues.
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    Rural Livelihoods: Training

    BRIDGE, 1999
    Gender issues in training in the Natural Resource (NR) sector. Sections include: key issues; women and girls' less visible roles; instances when women and girls may need special attention; examples of gender sensitive terms of reference; and mini case studies.
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    Rural Livelihoods: Madura Groundwater Irrigation Project, Indonesia

    BRIDGE, 1999
    Review of a project to extend the opportunity for irrigated cropping on 4,700 hectares of land on the Indian island of Madura (East Java), focusing particulary on gender equity issues and gender-sensitive approaches.
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    Gender Responsive Land Tenure Development

    BRIDGE, 1999
    What can development cooperation do to improve gender-responsiveness of land tenure development' Central to this objective is the mainstreaming of gender considerations into all areas (macro, meso and micro levels) of development cooperation which influence access to, control over, and benefits from land.
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    Socioeconomic and Gender Analysis (SEAGA) Programme Sector Guide: Irrigation

    1998
    How can socioeconomic and gender issues be integrated into irrigation programmes' Studies have shown that while irrigation has increased agricultural production, marginal farmers have benefited less than large farmers. Irrigation projects also provide some of the most striking examples of project failures caused by mistaken conceptions of the intrahousehold organisation of production.
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    BRIDGE Report 32: Background Report on Gender Issues in India: Key Findings and Recommendations

    Institute of Development Studies UK, 1995
    How are gender relations evolving in India' Awareness of gender issues in India has increased due to the influence of the women's movement, feminist debates and donor advocacy. However this awareness has yet to be translated into policy and practice that significantly improves gender equality in the family, government, social services, economic activities and political participation.
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    BRIDGE Bibliography 4: Gender Planning and Analysis in Nepal: A Select Bibliography

    Institute of Development Studies UK, 1996
    Intended to support a Nepal Gender Project Identification Consultancy, this bibliography contains published and unpublished resources relating to gender issues in Nepal, a significant number of which are from local women's organisations. An introductory section deals with theoretical and conceptual issues around institutionalising gender in general.
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    An Evaluation of the AGRITEX/NORAD Women in Extension Programme (WEP)

    BRIDGE, 1998
    The long-term development objective of the Women in Extension Programme (WEP) was to increase the productivity and food security in the smallholder-farming sector by providing high quality agriculture services to women farmers.

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