Generating evidence on gender sensitive climate-smart agriculture to inform policy in Central America
2020
Bonilla-Findji, Osana | Baron, Deissy Martinez | Castellanos, Andrea | Eitzinger, Anton | Martinez, Jesus David | Howland, Fanny | Acosta, Mariola | Muriel, Juliana
The value addition and specific focus of the project was to deepen understanding of gender dimensions that constrain and/or enable increased innovation adoption towards enhanced livelihoods, food and climate-related security. A successful collaborative process led to the development of the practical guide “Step-by-step process to mainstream gender in climate-smart agricultural initiatives.” The project implemented a new monitoring tool that generated unique information on: gender disaggregated adoption trends; perceived impacts of Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) practices on farmers’ livelihoods; and gender indicators in the Climate Smart Villages (CSV) of Olopa (Guatemala) and Santa Rita (Honduras).
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