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Energy Use and Women's Work in Agriculture : Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions - ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY

By: Nathan, Dev and Et.alContributor(s): Manjula M | Rengalakshmi, R | Kelkar, GovindLanguage: ENG Publication details: Mumbai Sameeksha Trust Publication 2018Description: 79 - 86p Vol.53, No.17, April 28, 2018Subject(s): Women's Work in Agriculture | Women's Labour in Rice Cultivation | Women's Paid and Unpaid Labour | Energy Use and Women's Work

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