SESSION 6: INtegrating Gender Into Agricultural

Value Chains(INGIA-VC)

SESSION GOAL

To familiarize workshop participants with how gender analysis can address gender constraints in value chain activities

• Participants:– Kenya Maize Development Program– Kenya Dairy Sector Competitiveness Program– Kenya Horticulture Development Program

• Workshop required 5 day commitment from each program group : – 2 days of classroom training– 2 days of interactive field visits– 1 day wrap-up session to integrate theory and practice

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INtegrating Gender Into Agricultural Value Chains (INGIA-VC) Workshop(September 15-25, 2008)

WORKSHOP PURPOSE

To identify and address gender constraints in

agricultural value chain activities by improving and developing staff members’:

• knowledge of gender analysis• skills in gender-relevant data collection• skills in applying gender analysis to activities

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WORKSHOP PROCESS

• Introduction to value chains• Introduction to gender analysis• Application of gender analysis framework to

program activities• Field visits to collect data and test ideas• Merging of framework and data

THE INGIA-VC PROCESS

• Map the participation of men and women in the value chain

• Identify the gender-based constraints and opportunities

• Design solutions to remove gender-based constraints• Construct indicators to measure success of action• Revise program objectives as needed to be more

gender-sensitive

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“ADD WOMEN”

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GENDER INTEGRATION