Gender and adaptation planning in the agricultural sectors: the case of Uganda

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Gender and adaptation planning in the agricultural sectors: the case of Uganda

Case Summary:

This case study chronicles Uganda’s experiences developing a gender-responsive National Adaptation Plan for the Agricultural Sector (NAP-Ag) and related capacity development for gender-responsive planning, budgeting and policy formulation.

Further information

Contact

FAO-NAPs@fao.org

Website(s)

https://www.fao.org/in-action/naps/resources/detail/en/c/1103774/

Case study author(s)

Catherine Hill, Gender and Climate Change Advisor, led the writing of the case study with inputs from Willy Kakuru, Stella Tereka and Kennedy Igbokwe from FAO Uganda; Sarah Mujabi and Samuel Tumwesigye from UNDP Uganda; Annunciata Hakuza from the Ministry of Agriculture Animal Industry and Fisheries, Uganda; and Sibyl Nelson from FAO Headquarters. Contributors to the case study include: Maryline Darmaun (FAO), Claudia Garcia (FAO), Ninni Nyman (UNDP), Juan Luis Salazar (FAO) and Martina Caruso (editor).

Year published

2017

Action Area

Adaptation

Planning and Implementation Activity

Developing Strategies and Plans, Governance and Stakeholder Engagement, National Adaptation Plans

Sectors and Themes

Gender, Agriculture

Barriers overcome

Socio-cultural

Source

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)

Language

English

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Gender and adaptation planning in the agricultural sectors: the case of Uganda

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