Gender inequality in Mozambique is manifested in different ways in women´s daily life. Gender roles ascribed to men and women together with unequal gender power relations result in Mozambican women having unequal access and control over productive and natural resources, lower access to education, skills development opportunities and employment than men. Women do not enjoy the benefits of their efforts and that of their partners to the same degree...
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2020/01/01
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Gender Responsive Natural Resource and Landscape Management : A Mozambique Pilot Program
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Arregui, Chiqui; Jerneck,Amanda Teresia; Lahoz Rallo,Carmen; Lim,Jialing Celine.
Gender Responsive Natural Resource and Landscape Management : A Mozambique Pilot Program (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/481751590469652942