Ensuring gender responsive livestock genetic improvement

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Poster prepared by Karen Marshall, Nicoline de Haan and Alessandra Galie, ILRI, for the Virtual Livestock CRP Planning Meeting, 8-17 June 2020

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GENDER EQUALITY,
YOUTH & SOCIAL INCLUSION
Outcomes
• Use of this framework is being promoted inside
the Genetics Flagship and more broadly. It is still
too early for there to be outcomes.
Livestock keeper in Senegal. Photo Karen Marshall/ILRI
Ensuring gender responsive livestock
genetic improvement
§ A conceptual framework has been developed for
integration of gender considerations into livestock genetic
improvement strategies.
§ Adoption of this framework will ensure greater and more
equitable benefit from genetic technologies.
The CGIAR Research Program on Livestock thanks all donors &
organizations which globally support its work through their contributions
to the CGIAR Trust Fund. cgiar.org/funders
This document is licensed for use under the Creative Commons
Attribution 4.0 International Licence. June 2020
Context
• Little consideration is often given by genetic
programs to how the preferences women and
men may have for species, breeds and traits,
and their ability to participate in, and benefit
from, livestock genetic improvement differs, as
affected by gender dynamics and norms
Our innovative approach
• In response to the above a conceptual
framework has been developed, showing that
gender considerations are relevant at all stages
of implementation of a genetic improvement
strategy.
Future steps
• The next step is to develop a monitoring,
evaluating and learning tool to accompany the
framework, to assist practitioners in monitoring
and adjusting implementation of the framework.
Karen Marshall, ILRI
kmarshall@cgiar.org
Nicoline de Haan, ILRI
N.deHaan@cgiar.org
Alessandra Galie, ILRI
agalie@cgiar.org
LIVESTOCK GENETICS and LLAFS
Women selling milk at a local market. Photo Karen Marshall/ILRI
Targeting
Choice of
genetic
improvement
strategy
Implemen-
tation of the
genetic
improvement
strategy
Adoption and
use of the
improved
genetics
Ensuring
equitable
benefit from
the improved
genetics
Key components of the framework are:

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Ensuring gender responsive livestock genetic improvement

1. GENDER EQUALITY, YOUTH & SOCIAL INCLUSION Outcomes • Use of this framework is being promoted inside the Genetics Flagship and more broadly. It is still too early for there to be outcomes. Livestock keeper in Senegal. Photo Karen Marshall/ILRI Ensuring gender responsive livestock genetic improvement § A conceptual framework has been developed for integration of gender considerations into livestock genetic improvement strategies. § Adoption of this framework will ensure greater and more equitable benefit from genetic technologies. The CGIAR Research Program on Livestock thanks all donors & organizations which globally support its work through their contributions to the CGIAR Trust Fund. cgiar.org/funders This document is licensed for use under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence. June 2020 Context • Little consideration is often given by genetic programs to how the preferences women and men may have for species, breeds and traits, and their ability to participate in, and benefit from, livestock genetic improvement differs, as affected by gender dynamics and norms Our innovative approach • In response to the above a conceptual framework has been developed, showing that gender considerations are relevant at all stages of implementation of a genetic improvement strategy. Future steps • The next step is to develop a monitoring, evaluating and learning tool to accompany the framework, to assist practitioners in monitoring and adjusting implementation of the framework. Karen Marshall, ILRI kmarshall@cgiar.org Nicoline de Haan, ILRI N.deHaan@cgiar.org Alessandra Galie, ILRI agalie@cgiar.org LIVESTOCK GENETICS and LLAFS Women selling milk at a local market. Photo Karen Marshall/ILRI Targeting Choice of genetic improvement strategy Implemen- tation of the genetic improvement strategy Adoption and use of the improved genetics Ensuring equitable benefit from the improved genetics Key components of the framework are:

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