The Role of Gender Transformative Agro-ecological Interventions in Crop-Based Farming Systems in Tanzania: A Case of Muray Ward, Mbulu District

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Qualitative research reveals gender dynamics impact decision-making in crop farming, suggesting the need for advocacy on women's rights.

Gender transformative agro-ecological interventions improve collective labor practices, yet traditional gender roles persist, limiting women's participation.
In-depth interviews and focus groups with 58 farmers revealed that decision-making remains male-dominated despite some shifts towards shared responsibilities.
Access to land significantly influences autonomy, as entrenched patriarchal norms continue to favor male land ownership and control.
Targeted educational initiatives and advocacy for women's land rights are essential to challenge systemic inequalities in farming practices.

Kwaslema et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative research reveals gender dynamics impact decision-making in crop farming, suggesting the need for advocacy on women's rights.

Gender transformative agro-ecological interventions improve collective labor practices, yet traditional gender roles persist, limiting women's participation.
In-depth interviews and focus groups with 58 farmers revealed that decision-making remains male-dominated despite some shifts towards shared responsibilities.
Access to land significantly influences autonomy, as entrenched patriarchal norms continue to favor male land ownership and control.
Targeted educational initiatives and advocacy for women's land rights are essential to challenge systemic inequalities in farming practices.

Kwaslema et al. (2025) studied this question.

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