What can be done to tackle gender inequality in the developing world? This column argues that alongside investments in...
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A research agenda that is responsive to issues of gender inequality should recognize the methodological challenges of...
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The productivity of smallholder farmers in developing countries is hindered by the considerable insecurity that they...
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Work arrangements that happen beyond the scope of fiscal and regulatory authorities are widespread in developing...
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Working less can lead to reduced stress, improved diets, and better sleep patterns. But it may also mean less...
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The design of public transport infrastructure should take account of differences in how men and women need to use the...
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