Le rôle des femmes dans la gestion des ressources en eau agricole – Phase 2
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April 2016
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FAODOCREP:99b02604-0de2-418f-a7c6-ae071fa347e5
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25
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This paper presents the results of a follow-up project in Algeria and Tunisia on the development of gender-sensitive indicators related to the role of women in agricultural water management. The paper summarizes the results of the “Phase 1” project, then presents the results of two studies conducted in Algeria and Tunisia on institutional level actors dealing with agricultural water management and national-level sex-disaggregated data. Most importantly, the paper reflects on the efforts to mainstream gender in statistics relative to agricultural water management, the limitations in collecting this data and finally offers various recommendations to improve the gaps related to gender in water statistics.
