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Document resources on gender and animal traction

Various documents relating to gender and animal traction are available. Some of these documents derive from ATNESA workshops or the workshops of the West Africa Animal Traction Network. Some have been prepared by animal traction specialists for other collaborating organisations or networks. (If you do not have Adobe Acrobat 4 which is needed to view and print these pdf files, you can download it free of charge from http://www.adobe.com) Most papers have file sizes between 150 kb and 500 kb. Depending on the speed of your connection, these files will take between one and four minutes to download. Papers with photographs generally have larger files and these are marked in yellow (over one megabyte) or red (over two megabytes) and these will take longer to download.
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Articles about *gender and animal traction* Women and animal traction technology by Ann-Charlotte Sylwander Women and animal traction in Mbeya Region of Tanzania: a gender and development approach by K Marshall and M Sizya Transportation by women, and their access to animal-drawn carts in Zimbabwe by J Doran * Women and animal traction technology: experiences of the Tanga Draft Animal Project, Tanzania by Andrew C Makwanda Women's access to animal traction technology: cases studies from Darfur, Sudan and Turkana, Kenya by Simon Croxton The importance of women's participation in animal traction in Zambia by Margaret Lombe, Christine Sikanyika and Annie N Tembo The impact of mobile ox plowing courses for women in the Western Province of Zambia by Cara Hocking* A note on women and animal traction technology in Ethiopia by Oumer Taha A note on the use of animal traction by women in North Western Province, Zambia by Ivor Mukuka The impact of animal traction on women M R Nelson-Fyle and R Sandhu Gender issues in animal traction workshop by Sylwander L and Simalenga T (eds), 1997 Please note there are other resources on this subject on other pages of the ATNESA website. Keep looking!
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