
Collaborative Program of Women in Environmental Economics for Development (WinEED) at @EfD_Initiative network.
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WinEED member Claudia Aravena presented her paper “Assessing the benefits of biodiversity conservation policies in the Galapagos Islands – does the value of marine megafauna change with the type of policy?” at the #EfDannualmeeting2024 in #Nairobi #EfD2024 @EfD_initiative (1/4)
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♦️📣📣One of the purposes of WinEED is to make its member’s research visible✅. Read about this study led by Etenesh Asfaw on how Uzbekistan is using the OECD green growth indicators👇
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🌍 In Ghana, #Gender disparities in the labour force are evident. Women face barriers to accessing the formal #LabourMarket and are restricted to family and self-employment (1/6)👇.
🔍 How do gender attitudes and personality traits influence employment decisions in #Ghana? Amankwah et al. examine their impact on participation and employment choices, using econometric approaches such as multinomial logit models and linear probability models (2/6)👇.
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🌍 Did you know that a recent study revealed how the lack of access to clean water and fuel impacts the well-being of women and children in #Ghana? (1/5)👇.
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📊 Through an instrumental variables approach, Monica Lambon (2023) uncovered significant effects on women's #health, #education, and #employment, as well as on children's human capital development, due to the scarcity of basic resources (2/5)👇.
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👩🌾🌍Did you know that climate change is transforming rural labour markets, with disproportionate impacts on women? @nikita_sang et al. explore how rainfall variability affects female versus male employability (1/6)👇. #ClimateChange #Gender #RuralEmployment
In rain-affected agricultural areas, climate uncertainty looms large. This study looks at how droughts exacerbated by #ClimateChange impact women's access to non-agricultural jobs and deepen gender gaps (2/6)👇.
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📢 Call for papers: Data, Information, and Environment workshop at University of Warwick, Sept 30 - Oct 1, 2024. Submit empirical papers by Mar 31, 2024. If you are interested, read here for more information👇: n9.cl/2nm5v #EnvironmentalEconomics 🌿📊
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🔍💡Do you have innovative ideas to promote gender inclusion in clean energy? ANDE is seeking committed researchers from Latin America, the Caribbean, or Sub-Saharan Africa to join the mission. Apply here👇 n9.cl/9xmyc #GenderInclusion #SustainableEnergy 🌱
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Did you know that access to paved roads in rural areas can have a significant impact on #FertilityDecisions and child health? 🛣️✨ This study examines how this access influences the lives of families in #India (1/6) 👇.
Dasgupta et al., found that areas with greater access to paved roads have higher fertility rates, but also make better investments in #ChildHealth. How can that be? (2/6) 👇.
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🚀 Exciting News! GAIN Program 2024 Applications Open! 🌍 Help us boost African representation in global economics. Apply by March 11: [gain-network.net/program]. Let's empower the next generation of economists! 💡 #GAIN2024 #OpportunityAfrica
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🧵#GenderEquality is key to the 17 SGDs, as it addresses fundamental inequalities and drives broad goals such as poverty eradication, improvements in health, education, decent work, peace and justice, essentially empowering #Women and #Girls. (1/n)👇
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UN DESA and @ONUMujeres held a panel on how #women's equality is being affected in relation to the 17 SGDs. The panelists will discuss the "Progress on the Sustainable Development Goals: #Gender Perspective 2023" published by DESA and UN Women earlier this year. (2/n)👇
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🌿The #Agricultural income gap between men and #women is due to inequality in access to and use of agricultural inputs, land tenure, investments in new technologies, access to markets and credit, as well as institutional constraints affecting agricultural management (1/6)👇.
However, this #IncomeGap is also largely related to women's empowerment issues, as women are considered to be less efficient and produce less than men due to their limited #LandRights and limited access to agricultural inputs (FAO, 2010) (2/6)👇.
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Today the participants of our capacity building workshop in Nsukka University, Nigeria @EfdNigeria presented their research proposal at the Efd Annual Meeting @EfD_initiative
The first WinEED session on Gender, Energy and Natural Resources took place at the EfD Annual Meeting in Accra, Ghana. Researchers @VirginiaWango, @mariaa__montoya and Thomas Klug presented their papers at this session.
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🖇️🌍#FoodInsecurity and #Malnutrition are significant problems in developing countries. Although social protection in Sub-Saharan Africa is intensive in alleviating food insecurity, the impact on rural female-headed households has not been well documented (1/6) 👇.
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💡🖇️The role of #women in #water, #energy and #FoodSecurity (WEF) is an essential component of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), yet gender dimensions remain invisible in the debate (1/6)👇.
🧵🖇️Individual #Migration decisions may be driven by #ClimateChange. However, rainfall shocks may perpetuate #Gender inequality as #Women are less likely to migrate when affected by climate change (1/7). 👇
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Luong et al., (2022) in their paper "Rainfall variability and internal migration: The importance of agriculture linkage and gender inequality" find in #Vietnam a negative association between rainfall and the probability of individual decision to migrate (2/7)👇
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🌿💡#GenderInequality in low- and middle-income countries can disproportionately place the burden of #EnergyPoverty on #Women. However, although gender equity is related to modern energy services in many ways, quantitative empirical work on these connections is limited (1/6). 👇
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