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Gender & Development Volume 16, 2008 - Issue 1: Rural livelihoods and agriculture
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The value of gender analyses in humanitarian livelihoods programming: a case study from Nias Island, Indonesia

Annette SalkeldCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 117-131 | Published online: 07 Mar 2008

References

  • Marianti , R. 2005 . In the absence of family support: cases of childless widows in urban neighbourhoods of East Java . Fertility, Reproduction and Sexuality , 6 : 147 – 73 .
  • Oxfam 2005 ‘Livelihoods Assessment on Nias Island’ , Nias Island : Oxfam GB
  • Oxfam 2007 ‘DRAFT Nias Earthquake Recovery through Sustainable Livelihoods Project Mid Term Review’ , Nias Island : Oxfam GB
  • Peishi , Z . 2007 personal comment to the author
  • Save the Children 2006 ‘Nias Island Livelihoods: an Overview’ , Nias Island : Save the Children
  • Schultz , M . and P . Nugroho 2005 ‘Oxfam Nias strategy to help poor cocoa and rubber farmers’ , Nias Island : Oxfam GB
  • Scott , E . 2007 personal comment to the author
  • Stokes , K . 2007 ‘Oxfam's Public Health Project in Nias, Gender Rapid Assessment’ , Nias Island : Oxfam GB

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