Using Behavioral Science to Increase Women's Participation in Natural Resource Management in Mexico /

Using Behavioral Science to Increase Women's Participation in Natural Resource Management in Mexico /

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Natural resources management (NRM) helps protect forests and promote sustainable development. Although women are key in strengthening activities in NRM, they are dramatically underrepresented in public funding for forest projects in many countries, such as Mexico, limiting their participation and im...

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Main Author: Reyes Retana, Graciela
Other Authors: Afif, Zeina, Farill, Carmen Elena Castaneda, Gomez-Garcia, Margarita, Pons, Gonzalo, Siegmann, Katharina, Soto-Mota, Pablo
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2023
Series:Policy research working papers
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Subjects:
Rural development > ^A1057398
Behavior Change Communication
Deforestation Emissions
Degradation
Gender and Environment
Gender
Natural Resource Management
Outreach Strategies
Randomized Controlled Trial
Reducing Emissions
Rural Gender Inclusion

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