Gender And Social Inclusion In Agriculture MyZA

Gender And Social Inclusion In Agriculture

A Africa Event on 2021-01-18 08:30:00

Introduction
Agricultural sector is critical in fostering economic development in Africa and Sub Saharan Africa. More than 60 % of sub Saharan Africa’s population is smallholder farmers and up to 23 % of GDP in this region comes from agriculture. In Africa, about 40 % of the population which is equivalent to 80 million people live with disabilities. Despite the contribution of agriculture to nation’s gross domestic product, employment creation, food security among others, the majority of Sub-Saharan Africa’s population lives in rural areas and they are prone to severe poverty and deprivation. The social exclusion of people living with disability has led to lack of empowerment efforts for people with disability through Agriculture based interventions since many of them experience social and economic exclusion due to their disability. In the spirit of adoption of vision 2030 agenda, which is in accordance with UN member states pledge to ensure “no one will be left behind” and to “endeavor to reach the furthest behind first”, there is need to enhance gender equality and social inclusion in agriculture a sector that supports a majority of rural population. What's more, gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) can promote equitable development.

Duration
5 Days
Course objectives
• By the end of the training, participants will be able to:
• Understand gender equality and social inclusion mainstreaming
• Understand barriers to Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) in the mainstreaming and implementation in agriculture
• Review National policies and international commitments related to gender and social inclusion
• Understand Challenges of mainstreaming GESI in agricultural sector
• Understand Guidelines and checklists to reinforce GESI mainstreaming
Course content

Module 1: Concepts on gender equality and social inclusion
• Define gender equality, Social inclusion
• Gender dynamics in agriculture
• Guiding principles for gender in agriculture value chain
Module 2: Involvement of women and excluded groups in agriculture
• Barriers faced by women, the poor and excluded groups in accessing agriculture services.
• The policy and legislative as well as social barriers, and how the various policies, processes and programs have worked to address them.
• Practical guidance on how to improve existing responses and take further action for more equitable access to agricultural services and benefits for women, the poor and the excluded
Module 3: Frameworks for gender and social inclusion
• Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Framework
• Steps for Mainstreaming Gender Equality and Social Inclusion in agriculture
Module 4: Analysing qualitative gender and social inclusion data using NVIVO
• Introduction to NVivo
• NVivo Key terms
• NVivo interface
• NVivo workspace
• Use of NVivo ribbons
• Module 2: Project Management
• NVivo Projects
• Creating new projects
• Merging, importing and exporting projects
• Managing projects
• Working with different data sources
• Nodes in NVivo
• Theme codes
• Case nodes
• Relationships nodes
• Node matrices
Classifications
• Source classifications
• Case classifications
• Node classifications
Module 5: Monitoring, evaluation and reporting
Coding and Analysis
• Coding
• Data-driven vs theory-driven coding
• Analytic coding
• Descriptive coding
• Thematic coding
• Tree coding
• Thematic Analysis using NVivo
• Organize, store and retrieve data
• Cluster sources based on the words they contain
• Text searches and word counts through word frequency queries.
• Examine themes and structure in your content
Memos Annotations and Links
• Linked memos
• Adding annotation to selected content
• See also link
Queries using NVivo
• Queries for textual analysis
• Queries for exploring coding
• Visualizing NVivo project
• Display data in charts
• Creating models and graphs to visualize connections
• Tree maps and cluster analysis diagrams