Gender and governance or management are topics that have been inadequately
addressed by researchers, with resulting very slow progress towards gender equity
globally. A collaborative landscape management project in South and Southeast
Sulawesi (Indonesia) has been trying to strengthen womens voices in local
management and governance and to encourage more equitable benefit distribution
throughout the landscape. The need for a simple assessment of the projects success
presented an opportunity for us to develop a set of indicators that we believe can be
adapted and used more widely. Our indicators, presented below, differ from other
indicator sets available, most fundamentally in their foci on (1) gender and governance/
forest management, (2) a combination of production and other more sensitive issues
central to womens lives, and (3) intra-household decision-making.
Topic: gender,tenure,forest policy,empowerment,decision making,participation,forests
Geographic: Sulawesi
Publication Year: 2013
ISSN: 1472-8028
Source: Forests, Trees and Livelihoods 22(3): 143-155
DOI: 10.1080/14728028.2013.807143
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