Empoderando as mulheres agrícolas através do modelo de fortalecimento da vida na Nigéria oriental

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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v9i1.1503

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Meios de subsistência; Arroz; Mulheres agricultoras; Modelo; Agricultura

Resumo

A melhoria nas capitais de subsistência de mulheres vulneráveis agricultoras tem sido uma preocupação nos países em desenvolvimento. Governos de todo o mundo, particularmente nos países em desenvolvimento, tentam várias políticas e modelos para aumentar a produtividade dessas mulheres vulneráveis, elas fazem isso para protegê-las contra choques e perdas, considerando que a produção de alimentos rurais contribui significativamente para a segurança alimentar nacional. É o caso da Nigéria, onde o Modelo de Aldeia Adotada (AVM) foi iniciado em 2009. O objetivo do estudo inclui, entre outros, proteger, melhorar e sustentar a produção de alimentos na Nigéria, capacitando as mulheres rurais que cultivam arroz. A AVM foi iniciada e as mulheres agricultoras forneceram informações, equipamentos agrícolas, treinamento, mudas e fertilizantes subsidiados. Questionários estruturados e entrevistas foram os instrumentos básicos aplicados na coleta de dados. A metodologia foi guiada por teorias da estrutura de meios de vida sustentáveis. Questionário estruturado foi usado para extrair as informações desejadas das mulheres agricultoras. Os dados foram analisados com o spss versão 25, interpretados e apresentados para consumo público. O estudo constatou que a AVM foi apresentada às mulheres agricultoras no momento certo, quando as capitais de rendimento e subsistência das mulheres agricultoras de arroz eram muito baixas.

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AZUNNA, C. Empoderando as mulheres agrícolas através do modelo de fortalecimento da vida na Nigéria oriental. Research, Society and Development, [S. l.], v. 9, n. 1, p. e33911503, 2020. DOI: 10.33448/rsd-v9i1.1503. Disponível em: https://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/1503. Acesso em: 27 jul. 2024.

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