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How can the productivity of Indone sian cocoa farms be increased? , Tothmihaly, Andras, and Ingram Verina , GlobalFood, 07/2017, Gottingen, (2017) , (Academic Publication)
De-mystifying family farming:Features, diversity and trends across the globe, A.vanVliet, Jiska, and , Global FoodSecurity, 2015, Volume 5 , (2015) , (Academic Publication)
Looking within the household: a study on gender, food security, and resilience in cocoa-growing communities, Kiewisch, Elizabeth , Gender & Development, 11/2015, Volume Volume 23, Issue Issue 3, p.513, (2015) , (Academic Publication)
Certification and wage labour in the cocoa sector in Ghana, Selten, Marjolien , (0) , (Academic Publication)
Agricultural intensification in Ghana: Evaluating the optimist’s case for a Green Revolution, Nin-Pratt, Alejandro, and McBride Linden , (2014) , (Academic Publication)
Applying life cycle management of colombian cocoa production, ORTIZ-R, Oscar Orlando, and GALLARDO Raquel Amanda Vil , (2013) , (Academic Publication)
Baseline study report on Cocoa producers’ livelihood perceptions in five pilot areas in Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire and Nigeria, Kuklinski, Frank, and Adhuze Oghenerobo , 02/2013, (2013) , (Academic Publication)
Market Discrimination, Market Participation and Control over Revenue: A gendered analysis of Cameroon’s cocoa producers, Banerjee, Debosree, and Klasen Stephan , 05/2014, (2014) , (Academic Publication)
Cultural Elements and Women Subservient Roles among Cocoa Farm Families in Southwest Nigeria: Implications for HIV Prevention Strategies., , and A. Lawal O. , IOSR Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science, 05/2014, Volume 7, Issue 5, Nigeria, (2014) , (Academic Publication)
RECONFIGURATION OF THE COCOA INDUSTRY AND POVERTY REDUCTION IN COTE D’IVOIRE, , 05/2014, Abidjan, (2014) , (Academic Publication)

Cultural Elements and Women Subservient Roles among Cocoa Farm Families in Southwest Nigeria: Implications for HIV Prevention Strategies.

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TitleCultural Elements and Women Subservient Roles among Cocoa Farm Families in Southwest Nigeria: Implications for HIV Prevention Strategies.
Publication TypeJournal Article
Authors, and A. Lawal O.
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