Abegaz, S.

Abegaz, Solomon

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Gender related activities of ACGG-EthiopiaSolomon Abegaz, EIAR ACGG Gender Validation Strategy Workshop, ILRI, Addis Ababa, 21-22 September 2017 Baseline   Figure 1.Gender distribution of the respondent by Sub National Zone (SNZ) Brooder  facility identification• Priority was given to poultry facilities owned by individual women or cooperatives – South and Tigray • A poultry farm owned by women cooperative and one other farm owned by a woman were used to brood the first batch of Kuroilerchicks• In Tigray a cooperative poultry farm owned by women was used to brood the first batch of chicken   Recruitment of enumerators• Attempt was made to have more number of female enumeratorsSensitization• Prior to the beginning of the on-farm study sensitization activities were done in the various villages and women’s representation was significantInnovation platform participation • Participation of women in the national innovation platform meetings was significant but still needs improvement• As one of the actions identified during the gender strategy development effort was made to have more women to the 5thInnovation platform by inviting more women poultry producers• When ever public and private institutions are invited they were encouraged to be represented by capable women Innovation platform participation contd..Changes observed00.10.20.30.40.50.60.70.80.9Women Men4th 5thOther activities accomplished in the past1. PARTICIPATED IN THE GENDER CAPACITY ASSESSMENT REPORT ETHIOPIA-TRANSITION INTERNATIONAL• THE ACGG TEAM• THE ACGG-COUNTRY MANAGEMENT TEAM• THE REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATORS (SNCS)• THE PUBLIC SECTOR • GENDER DIRECTORATE OF THE MINISTRY OF LIVESTOCK AND FISHERIES• GENDER DIRECTORATE OF MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES• THE PUBLIC SECTOR• REPRESENTATIVES OF POULTRY PRODUCERS• REPRESENTATIVE OF INPUT SUPPLIERS2. PARTICIPATED IN THE PROCESS OF DRAFTING THE GENDER STRATEGY  Agriculture to Nutrition (ATONU)Social and Behavioral change communication (SBCC) 12:30 – 1:30                                                                                                  Lunch             1:30 -3:30WOMEN EMPOWERMENT FOR DIET DIVERSITY Men sensitization on maternal and infant feeding Influencing women decision making around income and other resource utilization for nutritious food and men involvement in planning for diverse and nutritious dietsDesalegn Kuche Kumlachew/Bertha3: 30 – 4:00                                                                                                     Tea Break      more productive chickens for Africa’s smallholdershttp://africacgg.netThis presentation is licensed for use under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence.

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