Assessing the Impacts of Gender Inequality in Agricultural Production: In the Case of Mokonissa Woyge Kebele, Damot Gale Woreda, Wolaita Zone

Takele Teshome Somano

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Assessing the Impacts of Gender Inequality in Agricultural Production: In the Case of Mokonissa Woyge Kebele, Damot Gale Woreda, Wolaita Zone

Takele Teshome Somano

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The study was conducted to assess gender inequality in agricultural production in Mokonissa Woyge kebele, Damot Gale, Boditti. The major objective of this study was to assessing the impact of gender inequality in agricultural production. In order to deal with the best specific objectives of the study and review of related literature, the study was conducted through using the research methodology which include both qualitative and quantitative and different research methods through using sampling technique from probability sampling technique the researcher used simple random sampling technique. The number of samples from community is 30. The necessary in to information was collected by both open ended and close ended questionnaires. The result was indicated that in the study area women without husband are forced to take the role of dual responsibilities both as mother and householder, in which they manage and administer household but most families are administered by male householders. The relevant data was collected by using appropriate questionnaire and after interpretation and analysis the conclusion and recommendation was drawn. The widow’s involvement in agriculture is higher when it compared with others. Agriculture is the means of livelihood in the community. Crop production and livestock rearing each of these components involve a number of activities to attain in final out put such an area where agriculture is in its subsistence level, human labor is most cultural determinant of production. A woman has partially participation in agricultural production and they have more harmful impacts on compared to men. Because women's have resource poor in Mokonissa Woyge kebele compared with other women's living in urban area, and all in all the study area there is agricultural activities found but the there is no more the participation of women' describes the impact of gender inequality in agricultural production.

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DOI	10.11648/j.ss.20221101.14
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Gender Inequality, Agricultural Production, Livelihood, Community

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