Disparate access to quality land and fertilizers explain Malawi’s gender yield gap

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2021-04

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Burke, J.W. and Jayne, T.S. 2021.Disparate access to quality land and fertilizers explain Malawi’s gender yield gap. Food Policy 100:102002.

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Contributes to SDGs

SDG 1 - No poverty
SDG 2 - Zero hunger
SDG 11 - Sustainable cities and communities
AGROVOC Keywords
sustainable agriculture; intensification; yield gap; gender; productivity; soil quality
Subjects
AGRONOMY; CLIMATE CHANGE; FARMING SYSTEMS; INTEGRATED SOIL FERTILITY MANAGEMENT; MAIZE; NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT; GENDER; INTENSIFICATION; SOILS
Countries
Malawi
Regions
Africa; Sub-Saharan Africa; Southern Africa; Eastern Africa
Organizations Affiliated to the Authors
Agricultural and Food Policy Consulting; Michigan State University
Investors/sponsors
United States Agency for International Development
CGIAR Action Areas
Resilient Agrifood Systems
CGIAR Impact Areas
Climate adaptation and mitigation; Poverty reduction, livelihoods and jobs

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