Honduras women make a start in agroforestry
Por: WIFF, M
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Editor: 1984Tema(s): MANO DE OBRA | PLANES, PROGRAMAS Y PROYECTOS | EXTENSION | AGROFORESTERIA | HONDURAS | MANPOWER | EXTENSION ACTIVITIES | AGROFORESTRY | HONDURASClasificación CDD: 12854
En: Unasylva (FAO) v.36(146) p.21-26Resumen: Women were involved by COHDEFOR (Honduras Forestry Development Corporation) in construction of terraces and reforestation following extensive damage by Hurricane Fiji in Sierra de Omoa in 1974. Although the project was not aimed primarily at women, they proved more receptive to new ideas. Their success led to wider community participation in the project. However, many legal and social obstacles remain to the participation of women in work and training outside what is perceived as their primary role as mother
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Women were involved by COHDEFOR (Honduras Forestry Development Corporation) in construction of terraces and reforestation following extensive damage by Hurricane Fiji in Sierra de Omoa in 1974. Although the project was not aimed primarily at women, they proved more receptive to new ideas. Their success led to wider community participation in the project. However, many legal and social obstacles remain to the participation of women in work and training outside what is perceived as their primary role as mother
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