*PRGA Newsletter issue No. 36 August 2008
Development in Practice special issue on participatory research and gender analysis
We are pleased to announce the publication of the special issue of the journal Development in Practice on the theme 'Operationalising participatory research and gender analysis.' This publication is a final outcome from the CIMMYT-PRGA Program Impact Assessment Workshop of October 2005.
Abstracts are freely available via www.developmentinpractice.org. Offprints are available from the individual authors. Moreover those of you with access to informaworld on-line (either as individuals or through your institutions) can access the individual articles via (a href="http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/home~db=all" title="www.informaworld.com" target="_blank">www.informaworld.com).
Education That Pays For Itself 2008
This Conference represents an opportunity to be part of community that is transforming education in developing countries by integrating entrepreneurship and financial sustainability into the fabric of schools.
Women on top of SADC agenda
At least 60 organisations and individuals convening for Southern African Development Community (SADC) in South Africa would push for adoption of a draft protocol on Gender and Development.
Women Can Do It campaign succeeds
The Women Can Do It campaign launched last year ahead of the March 29 harmonised elections with a view to increase women participation in politics was a resounding success, a senior Government official has said.
Promising Approaches to Address the Needs of Poor Female Farmers
IFPRI Note focuses on key agricultural resources needed by poor female farmers to generate incomes and ensure their families' food security.
Ekurhuleni Women in Agriculture to Fight Poverty
The Ekurhuleni Agricultural Summit which opens on Tuesday will be used to re-evaluate women's role in ending poverty and creating more jobs in the sector.
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