Gender gaps in agricultural productivity in Nigeria are estimated to cost the economy at least 2.3 billion annually, and more when accounting for spillovers to other sectors (World Bank 2022). The Government of Nigeria is working to adopt a more gender-equitable approach to budgeting to create the needed fiscal space to address gender gaps in the sector and support women farmers in reaching their full potential. Through a recent public finance review...
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Investing to Unlock the Potential of Nigeria’s Women Farmers
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Fashogbon,Ayodele Emmanuel; Morrison,Laurel Elizabeth; Sahay,Abhilasha; Vaillant,Julia.
Investing to Unlock the Potential of Nigeria’s Women Farmers (English). Nigeria Gender Innovation Lab Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099738309202325887