Agricultural value chains activity in uzbekistan
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Stakeholder’s Analysis
Analysis of key stakeholders is urged to assist inclusion of women and intensification of their role in agricultural value chain networks and activities. 1. Women’s Committee – is one of the key institutions urged to assist in every way to strengthen the status of rural women. Registered as non-governmental organization. Women’s Committee of Uzbekistan is financed by the government and is responsible for the policy and activity in solving women; 2. Agrarian institutes - capacity building of female students and professors through exchange programs with advanced international agricultural universities and support in participating in national, regional and international conferences. 3. Private educational centers (Specialized for women) – Private educational centers currently have become popular among young female generation as they provide useful knowledge for female specialized businesses such as cooking, baking, designing and sowing, etc. ` USAID.GOV AVC UZBEKISTAN FY2019 QUARTER 3 REPORT | 16 4. Female support teams. Professionalizing informal female support teams would be a strategic entry point in which rural women could improve their income and positions within horticultural value chains. Tapping into the economic potential of such activities allows cost-effective and wide-scale emancipation of women with low risk of community disagreement or takeover by men. In this regards a capacity building program in specialized activity related knowledge as well as developing entrepreneurial skills and organizational capacity of women’s groups could bring to potential success. At the same time conditions of positive accomplishments of such interventions could be sensitization of men and women’s ownership of the organized business organization or technology (service) and minimal external interference to avoid dependency. 17 | AVC UZBEKISTAN FY2019 QUARTER 3 REPORT USAID.GOV Appendix 1. Key informants representing each stage of the value chain identified through AVC staff consultations ` USAID.GOV AVC UZBEKISTAN FY2019 QUARTER 3 REPORT | 18 Appendix 2. Main questions given to the key informants. 1. How do women and men participate in the value chain? What are their roles and responsibilities? What is their gender specific knowledge? 2. What are the benefits of value chain participation for women and men and how are these benefits used? Who controls and decides how benefits are used and invested? What decision making process is used? 3. What are the chances for women to be integrated or better integrated in value chain activities with regards to horizontal linkages (relationships within one stage of the chain e.g. within an organization, group of producers or self-helping groups) and with regards to vertical linkages (relationships along the chain with actors of value chain stages below or above)? 4. Do women have access to value chain services such as credits or trainings, as well as to inputs, information and new technologies? 5. What are the risks for women to be replaced in the value chain and/or lose their traditional role and function? 19 | AVC UZBEKISTAN FY2019 QUARTER 3 REPORT USAID.GOV Appendix 3: Short summary report from the field visit January 2016 Download 1.41 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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