Livelihood strategies compared: private initiatives and collective efforts of Wolof women in SenegalFootnote1
The authors acknowledge the comments of Sandra Evers, Mayke Kaag and two anonymous reviewers which were very helpful in improving this text.

Bernhard Venema Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, the NetherlandsCorrespondence[email protected]

Jelka van Eijk Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

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The authors acknowledge the comments of Sandra Evers, Mayke Kaag and two anonymous reviewers which were very helpful in improving this text.

In 2002 pounding millet costs FCFA 0.20 per kg.

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Livelihood strategies compared: private initiatives and collective efforts of Wolof women in SenegalFootnote1
The authors acknowledge the comments of Sandra Evers, Mayke Kaag and two anonymous reviewers which were very helpful in improving this text.