CBMS-20035 Does addressing gender inequalities and empowering women improve development programme outcomes? The

Abstract

The proposed project seeks to investigate the extent of effectiveness of C:AVA Project in Ghana in respect of addressing gender inequalities and empowering women. The Cassava: Adding Value for Africa (C:AVA) Project is currently developing value chains for High Quality Cassava Flour (HQCF) in Ghana. This will improve the livelihoods and incomes of smallholder households as direct beneficiaries, including women and disadvantaged groups. It promotes the use of High Quality Cassava Flour (HQCF) as a versatile raw material for which diverse markets exist.

Members

Project leader: Wilhemina Quaye

Project researchers: AKUFFOBEA- ESSILFIE MAVIS | Paul Boadu | Adelaide Agyeman | Nana Yamoah Asafu-Adjaye

Scientific mentors: Jasminda Quilitis | Celia Reyes

Journal publication

No journal publications.

Working Papers

	Title	Modified	Size	Comments	Recommendations
	Localizing Sustainable Development Goals in Ghana Using a CBMS	2020-04-30	3.62MB	0	0
	Does Addressing Gender Inequalities and Empowering Women Improve Development Program Outcomes? The Case of the “Cassava: Adding Value for Africa” Project in Ghana	2020-04-30	1.96MB	0	0

Policy Briefs

	Title	Modified	Size	Comments	Recommendations
	Empowering women through rural development programs in Ghana	2020-05-22	529.88kB	0	0

Final report

	Title	Modified	Size	Comments	Recommendations
	CBMS 20020 Design Paper Protected Pdf	2023-03-21	3.56MB	0	0

Proposal

	Title	Modified	Size	Comments	Recommendations
		2017-09-29	898.16kB	0	0