Cash Cropping and Care: How cash crop development is changing gender relations and unpaid care work in Oromia, Ethiopia
Cash Cropping and Care: How cash crop development is changing gender relations and unpaid care work in Oromia, Ethiopia
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经济作物和护理：经济作物的发展如何改变埃塞俄比亚奥罗米亚州的性别关系和无偿护理工作
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2017
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M. Walsh
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Franziska Mager;Fiona Remnant;M. Walsh
埃塞俄比亚是世界上最贫穷的国家之一，容易受到自然灾害和人为灾害的影响。超过四分之三的人口生活在农村地区，以农业为生。妇女尤其脆弱，无法获得和控制土地和其他资源，并面临有害的社会规范。乐施会在埃塞俄比亚工作多年，包括支持小农的生产和营销，以及促进妇女的经济赋权。其中之一是奥罗米亚地区州的咖啡价值链项目，也是本报告的主题。该报告审查了该项目的数量和质量评价，其结果强调了了解性别和照料关系的再现和谈判的更广泛背景的重要性。
Ethiopia is one of the poorest countries in the world and prone to both natural and man-made disasters. More than three-quarters of the population live in rural areas and depend on agriculture. Women are particularly vulnerable, lacking access to and control over land and other resources, and facing harmful social norms. Oxfam has worked in Ethiopia for many years, including on interventions to support smallholder production and marketing and to promote women’s economic empowerment. One of these was the Coffee Value Chain project, in Oromia regional state, and the subject of this report. The report examines quantitative and qualitative evaluations of the project, and its findings underline the importance of understanding the wider context in which gender and care relations are both reproduced and negotiated.