Fostering Inclusive Rural Innovation : The Case of INCAGRO in Peru
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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Both women and indigenous peoples face
key barriers that limit their capacity to access and benefit
from development projects. In a country like Peru where
women and indigenous peoples represent a large share of the
rural poor, integrating proactive measures into project
design is crucial to reach these populations. The Peru
Agricultural Research and Extension Program (INCAGRO) gave
great emphasis to designing financing instruments that will
give equitable opportunities to indigenous peoples and
women's organizations. The 'en breve' will
describe how INCAGRO integrated indigenous peoples and
women's organizations into its activities to strengthen
the market for agricultural services.
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AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION, AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, AGRICULTURE, CAPACITY BUILDING, DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, DISTRICTS, EQUAL TERMS WITH MEN, EXTENSION, FAMILY INCOME, FARMERS, FARMS, GENDER, GOVERNMENT POLICIES, IDENTITY, ILLITERATE WOMEN, INDIGENOUS GROUPS, INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, INDIGENOUS PEOPLES, LEGAL STATUS, LIVESTOCK, LOCAL DEVELOPMENT, MARKETING, MEAT, QUALITY CONTROL, RURAL COMMUNITIES, SELF-CONFIDENCE, SELF-ESTEEM, SERVICE PROVIDERS, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL GROUP, SOCIETY, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, TECHNICAL TRAINING