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Barri rrier r An Analysis

• 1. Gender in Barrier Analysis
• 2. Barrier Analysis Methodology
• 3. Gender-specific barrier analysis
• 4. Sex-disaggregated barrier analysis

• 1. Gender in Barrier Analysis

• Specific behavior
• 45 doer non-doer analysis
• Statistical significance
• 2. Barrier Analysis Methodology

• 3. Gender specific barrier analysis

• 3. Gender Specific Barrier analysis

Key barriers Key motivators Perception that:

• It is not possible to do the behavior
• There are NO advantages to

women leaving the household

• Men’s household work (cooking,

looking after children, looking after livestock) will increase

• Most people do not approve,

especially family elders, and neighbors Perception that:

• Family income will increase if wife

leaves home

• More money for food,

agriculture, and children’s marriage

• Family financial burdens will be

lighter (household resilience will improve)

• There are NO disadvantages
• Most people approve, specifically

neighbors

• 4. Sex-disaggregated Barrier

Analysis

• 4. Sex-disaggregated barrier analysis

Key barriers Key motivators Barrier Motivator

Men

• No milk supply at house
• No milking-cow at house
• No habit of taking milk/milk-made

food

• No habit of taking milk during

sickness

• Have own milking cow
• Milk available in market and neighbor’s

house

• Habit of drinking milk
• Milk is a nutritious food with high food

value

• Higher income makes it affordable

Women

• No milk supply at house
• No milking-cow at house
• Milk is good for health, nutritious and

gives strength

• Available at neighbor’s house and milk

collector

• Affordable/economic considering health

benefit

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