gender

GENDER

Publications
April 10, 2021
Women’s changing opportunities and aspirations amid male outmigration: Insights from rural Kenya
A new CIFOR/World Agroforestry brief presents a study on the changing opportunity spaces of men and women in the drylands of eastern Kenya.
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EnGendering Data Blog
March 8, 2021
Perceptions data can help us challenge sexist norms around land and housing
A new Prindex survey is giving voice to women around the world, letting them share their perceptions of their property rights.
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Newsletter
March 5, 2021
PIM News: February 2021
February 2021 news and updates from PIM and a special collection of our gender research resources to mark the International Women's Day.
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EnGendering Data Blog
February 26, 2021
Interviewing wives and husbands together
Steven Cole, Catherine Njuguna, and Devis F. Mwakanyamale introduce a new dyadic interview tool for exploring intra-household decision making.
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Publications
February 11, 2021
Report: Gender research in PIM in 2018-2019
A review of PIM 2018-2019 gender research analyses 391 peer-reviewed publications, highlighting key gender findings and discussing challenges faced by researchers in doing gender analysis.
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EnGendering Data Blog
January 26, 2021
Using priming experiments to better understand gender attitudes
Gender attitudes are typically viewed as 'sticky'. New study shows that some (but certainly not all) aspects of gender attitudes may be easy to alter.
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Webinar
January 19, 2021
Forest tenure pathways to gender equality: A practitioner’s guide
This new practitioner’s guide explains how to promote gender-responsive forest tenure reform in community-based forest regimes.
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Publications
January 8, 2021
Rural outmigration and the gendered patterns of agricultural labor in Nepal
While male outmigration from rural areas increases the number of women farm managers, it doesn't shift the composition of their productive activities.
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Blog
January 5, 2021
Does response fatigue bias our understanding of rural livelihoods against women and youth?
A recent IFPRI/PIM discussion paper "Are We Done Yet? Response Fatigue and Rural Livelihoods" examines the issue and how it can be addressed.
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