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Enhancing gender equality in research and innovation: Climate adaptation and soil fertility management strategies for women cocoa farmers in Ghana
Ghanas Kakaosektor ist für Lebensunterhalt, Exporteinnahmen und ländliche Entwicklung von zentraler Bedeutung, sieht sich aber zunehmenden Bedrohungen durch sinkende Bodenfruchtbarkeit und Klimaschwankungen ausgesetzt. Diese Herausforderungen sind nicht geschlechtsneutral: Kakaobäuerinnen haben ungl
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