Gender Integration of Agricultural Innovation: Implications for the Genetically Modified Crop Product Development Pipeline (GM Crops & Food, 2024)

Written By Gouri Srinidhi

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This paper adapts an established gender-integration framework, originally built for conventional crop breeding, to fit the specific pipeline used to develop genetically modified crops.

Readers will get practical, stage-by-stage guidance on where and how gender considerations (like women's access to seed, information, and decision-making power) should be built into GM crop research and development, so that these innovations reach and benefit women farmers as effectively as men.

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Gouri Srinidhi
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