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Environmentally sound technologies for women in agriculture Acknowledgements The many partners and participants listed below provided generous financial and technical support to the workshop. Their valuable contributions are gratefully acknowledged. Julian Gonsalves, Executive Vice-President for Program, IIRR, for the concept Dr. Prasad, Secretary General, IF WA, for strong support and involvement Dr. Swaminathan, Chairman, IFWA, for support for this activity Dr. Chaudhary, Member Project Advisory Committee, for help in accounting Funding agencies International Development Research Centre (IDRC), New Delhi Mr. Ravi Maithel Principal Program Officer, IDRC New Delhi Citibank UNESCO All members of the Central Advisory Committee Dr.

(Ms.) Ruth Alsop, Programme Officer, Sustainable Agriculture, Ford Foundation, New Delhi Dr. (Mrs.) Rekha Bhagat, Senior Scientist, Division of Agriculture Extension, Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi Mrs.

Anjali Capila, Senior Lecturer, Department of Community Resource Management and Extension, Lady Irwin College, New Delhi Mrs. Neelam Chhabra, Editor - English, Krishi Anusandhan Bhawan, New Delhi Dr. Chaudhary, Assistant Director General (Lab to Land Programme), Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), Krishi Anusandhan Bhawan, New Delhi Dr. Gonsalves, Executive VicePresident for Program, IIRR Dr. Kamal, Assistant Director General (Inland Fisheries), ICAR, Krishi Anusandhan Bhawan, New Delhi Dr.

(Mrs.) Kamala Kumar, Director, Department of Science and Technology, Technology Bhawan, New Delhi Dr. Mathur, Joint Director (Extension), Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi Dr. Mathur, Ex-Assistant Director General (Animal Science), ICAR, New Delhi Dr.

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(Mrs.) Minnie Mathew, World Food Programme, New Delhi Dr. Prasad, Secretary-General, IFWA and Ex-Deputy Director General (Extension), Krishi Anusandhan Bhawan, New Delhi Dr.

Sharma, Director, Publications and Information, ICAR, Krishi Anusandhan Bhawan, New Delhi Dr. Singh, Assistant Director General, National Agricultural Research Project, ICAR, Krishi Anusandhan Bhawan, New Delhi Dr. Vijaylakshmi, Managing Director, Canadian Cooperative Association, New Delhi All members of Regional Advisory Committee Arid and semi-arid region (Udaipur) Dr. Ajit Gupta, Zonal Coordinator Transfer of Technology (TOT), ICAR, CAZRI, Jodhpur Dr. (Mrs.) Pushpa Gupta, Dean, College of Home Science, Rajasthan Agricultural University, Udaipur Dr. Sharda, Chief Training Organizer, Vidya Bhawan, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Badgaon, Udaipur Plains (Indore) Dr. Das, Ex-Zonal Coordinator (TOT), ICAR, JNKVV, Jabalpur Dr.

Deshpande, Ex-Joint Director (Re search and Extension), JNKVV, Indore All participants in Regional Advisory Committee meetings All workshop participants (See page 205-207 for full addresses.) Artists Ms. Indrani Biswas Mr.

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Angie Poblete Staff of the Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture Division, IIRR Farm women, extension workers and scientists who have assisted in the development of these materials Preface Women are critical to the well-being of farm households. Aside from raising children, women are expected to prepare all meals, maintain the homestead, and assist in crop and animal production, all the while tending to the general health of their families. Perhaps, ironically, it is because women have so many responsibilities that they have been over-looked by agriculturalists and policy makers-it has been more convenient to label men as farmers and women as child raisers and cooks. In truth, women are involved in all aspects of agriculture, from crop selection to land preparation, to seed selection, planting, weeding, pest control, harvesting, crop storage, handling, marketing, and processing. Whatever the reason for this neglect, the importance of developing farming technologies relevant to women has only recently been recognized.