Food systems face new climatic and socioecological challenges and farmers need a
diversity of new plant varieties to respond to these. While plant breeding is important …

Crop breeding in sub‐Saharan Africa has made considerable gains; however, postharvest
and food‐related preferences have been overlooked, in addition to how these preferences …

Demand-led approaches to crop breeding involve ranking priorities across different
disciplines and stakeholder categories, but the implications of decisions made during …

The response to the diverse needs along the cassava value chain, the urge to increase
genetic gain, and the need for rapid varietal turnover will necessitate not only technological …

Abstract Context Food insecurity in Sub-Sahara Africa hinges on addressing salient gender
inequities within the seed system. While efficient seed system promises reduced systemic …

CONTEXT Crop breeding teams should ideally work a-priori to rank research priorities and
varietal product concepts to make decisions considering social, environmental, production …

The chapter analyzes the evolution of participatory research in agriculture and how gender
and gender analysis have been used within it. In the late twentieth century, farmer …

This chapter analyzes dominant narratives around gender and agricultural development and
how they relate to critical feminist thought, between 1970–2020. We outline our heuristic …

This chapter examines the trajectory of analytical frameworks and gender tools intended to
understand and address the challenges and inequities that shape women's engagement in …

Inequitable coverage of services between and within provinces and strict criteria to qualify
for gender affirming care are barriers that continue to exist for transgender and gender …