An exploration of gender norms and women’s empowerment: The case of pig-related businesses in Masaka, Mukono and Mpigi Districts in Uganda

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Achandi, E.L, Galie, A., Ouma, E., Naggujja, J., Lukuyu, M. and Lukuyu, B. 2021. An exploration of gender norms and women’s empowerment: The case of pig-related businesses in Masaka, Mukono and Mpigi Districts in Uganda. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Achandi, Esther L.
  • Galiè, Alessandra
  • Ouma, Emily A.
  • Naggujja, Janet
  • Lukuyu, Margaret N.
  • Lukuyu, Ben A.

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