Sustainability and Social Justice
Document Type
Article
Abstract
This report discusses the agricultural activities (seasonal, weekly, and daily) that take place in a typical year to provide insight into men’s and women’s perceptions of the seasons, agricultural activities, crops grown, and sex-disaggregated division of labor related to those crops and activities performed during specific times in a day or week in selected regions of Uganda and Tanzania. Qualitative data were collected from 38 sex-disaggregated focus group discussions (FGDs) conducted with a total of 341 participants. Sixteen FGDs consisted of men only and 22 consisted of women only.
Publication Title
Gender-Disaggregated Seasonal and Daily Calendars of Farmers in Uganda and Tanzania
Publication Date
8-2021
First Page
1
Last Page
42
Keywords
gender equality, seasonality, role of women, farmers, agriculture, gender and equity, Uganda, Tanzania, Africa
Repository Citation
Marimo, Pricilla; Shelton, Clare; Caron, Cynthia; Crichton, Rhiannon; Madalla, Noel; Shimwela, Mpoki; Swennen, Rony; van den Bergh, Inge; and Kibooga, Charity, "Gender-Disaggregated Seasonal and Daily Calendars of Farmers in Uganda and Tanzania" (2021). Sustainability and Social Justice. 355.
https://commons.clarku.edu/faculty_idce/355