IB2017/12 Coffee is Men's Business (Part 2)

Richard Eves; Asha Titus

IB2017/12 Coffee is Men's Business (Part 2)

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Abstract

Ever since its introduction to the Papua New Guinea Highlands during the colonial period, coffee has been seen as mens business (see Eves and Titus 2017). This In Brief examines the attempts of some communities to make the smallholder coffee industry more equitable to women. We draw on research done among coffee smallholders in the Eastern Highlands Province in 2015.

Original language	English
Publisher	State, Society and Governance in Melanesia
Publication status	Published - 2017

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