The Role of Family Poultry in Poverty Alleviation, Food Security and the Promotion of Gender Equality in Rural Africa

By E. F. Guèye. 2000

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Effects of Moringa oleifera (Lam.) Leaves Meal Incorporation in Diets on Growth Performances, Carcass Characteristics and Economics Results of Growing Indigenous Senegal Chickens (2011, background): “INTRODUCTION The indigenous poultry farming, although very little concerned by development projects (states paying more attention to the industrial poultry), accounts for 75-80% of poultry herd and is practiced by almost all peasants, including women and children of rural areas of Senegal or in sub-”
Global poultry production: current state and future outlook and challenges (2017, background): “There is extensive evidence of the contribution of poultry to poverty reduction (Alders, 1996; Guèye, 2000; Pica-Ciamarra and Dhawan, 2010).”
The contribution of poultry to rural development (2005, background): “The role of family poultry in poverty alleviation, food security and the promotion of gender equality in developing countries is well documented (Guèye, 2000).”
Village poultry: still important to millions, eight thousand years after domestication (2009, background): “They are generally owned and managed by women and children and are often essential elements of femaleheaded households (Bagnol, 2001; Guèye, 2000).”
Future demands of the poultry industry: will we meet our commitments sustainably in developed and developing economies? (2021, background): “Eight-five % of rural households in sub-Saharan Africa keep chickens or other poultry types (Guèye 2000).”