Female-headed households : their survival strategies in Tanzania

TitleFemale-headed households : their survival strategies in Tanzania
Publication TypeBook
Year of Publication2000
AuthorsA. van Vuuren
Series titleASC working paper
Issue44
Pagination - 48
Date Published2000///
PublisherAfrican Studies Centre
Place PublishedLeiden
Publication Languageeng
PPN208150285
Abstract

This paper analyses the economic position of female heads of households in Ndala (Tanzania). It explores the differences between female and male-headed households and the survival strategies they adopt. It focuses on the household as an economic unit in which agriculture and non-agricultural income-generating projects are important. The acquisition of land, the supply and demand of labour, as well as income generation through agricultural and non-agricultural activities are the main focus of analysis. Fieldwork was conducted in Ndala in 1992-1996

Notes

Bibliogr.: p. 45-48. - Met samenvatting

IR handle/ Full text URLhttp://hdl.handle.net/1887/412
CERES Rank

A3

Catalogue link

http://opc-ascl.oclc.org/PPN?PPN=208150285

Availability

AFRIKA A7518

Citation Key3931