Tools for the Field: Methodologies Handbook for Gender Analysis in Agriculture

		ISBN: 978-1-56549-028-4 $19.95
	1994/270 pages/LC: 93-33664 A Kumarian Press Book

• Introduction.
• Learning About the System and Initial Diagnosis. Managing Bias: Farmer Selection—A. J. Sutherland.
• Wealth Ranking—B.E. Grandin.
• Participatory Methodologies for Analyzing Household Activities, Resources, and Benefits—G. Buenavista and C.B. Flora.
• Structured Interviewing in Ecuador: Incorporating Gender into Diagnostic Field Research—P. Garret and J.E. Uquillas.
• Using Open Exploratory Surveys to Identify Local Cassava Varieties and Practices—P. Ay.
• Workshops for Gathering Information—B.E. Grandin and M. Avila.
• Using Focus Groups with Rural Women—C.B. Flora.
• Incorporating Gender in Conceptual Diagrams of Households and Agroecosystems—C. Lightfoot et al.
• Investigating Contradictions and Mysteries—D.E. Rocheleau.
• Addressing Full-Family Dynamics in Rural Development—E. Knop and S. Knop.
• Obtaining Data on Gender and Intrahousehold Issues—T.R. Paris.
• Research Planning, On-Farm Experimentation, and Trials Assessment. Productivity Profiles of Women Agricultural Producers—S.H. Holcombe.
• A Gender-Disaggregated Activity Calendar—H.S. Feldstein and S.V. Poats.
• A Community Approach to Selection for On-Farm Trials—A.J. Sutherland.
• Women and Trials Management in Botswana: Experiences with Farmer Groups—D. Baker.
• The Influence of the Armachay Women’s Production Committee on the Trial Design—M.E. Fernandez and Hugo Salvatierra.
• Respecting the Culture in Cultural Practices: Gender in On-Farm Trials—S.W. Almy.
• Integrating Farmer Experts into On-Station Research—L. Sperling and B. Ntabomvura.
• The Value of Participant Observation and Experimentation—P. Ladipo.
• Evaluation of Bean Varieties by Men and Women in Small Farm Systems—J.A. Ashby.
• On-Going Diagnosis and Special Studies. A Community Approach to Identifying Household Variables Influencing Farming Decisions—P.M. Sikana and C. Kerven.
• Household Record Keeping as a Means of Understanding Farmers' Decision Making—N. Suphanchaimat.
• Time Allocation Studies: A Methodological Note—C.J. Pierce Colfer.
• Selecting Methods of Time Allocation Research—E.K. Wollenberg.
• The Juego de Registro—J. Leesberg and E.V. Chavez.
• Evaluating the Acceptability of Crop Varieties Prior to Introduction—P. Ladipo.
• Dry Bean Utilization and Fuelwood Conservation—K.C. Shellie.
• Extension, Training, and Institutionalization. Extension Feedback and Communication: A Case from Ecuador—P. Garrett and P.O. Espinosa A.
• Evaluation and Transfer of New Food Crop Varieties by Home Economics Groups—R. Ortiz.
• The Application of an Analysis of Full-Family Dynamics in Egypt—E. Knop and S. Knop.
• Bridging the Information Gap in Integrated Pest Management—T.H. Stuart.
• Training in Gender Analysis in Agricultural research: The Use of Case Studies—H.S. Feldstein.
• Training in Integrating a Gender Perspective into Farming Systems Research—T.R. Paris and A.L. Frio.
• National Workshop on Research Methodology on the Role of Women in Rice Farming Systems—S.S. Siwi and P. Sajogyo.
• Using Local Case Material—R. Alsop.
• Practical Considerations for Improving Gender-Based Research—1988 Women in Rice Farming Systems Workshop.
• Women's Agricultural Production Committees and the Participative-Research-Action Approach—M.E. Fernandez.
• Integrating a Women's Program into the Mali Farming Systems Project Volet-OHV—J.S. Caldwell.
• Incorporating Gender into a National Program of Farming Systems Research—A.J. Sutherland.
• Letter from the Field: Reflections on Gender-Sensitive Research—M. J. Silbernagel.
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