ITU Regional Workshop on “ICTs for Women's Empowerment in the Arab Region” Kuwait, 5-6 Oct. 2011 The effect and impact of the gender dimension in rural.

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ITU Regional Workshop on “ICTs for Women's Empowerment in the Arab Region” Kuwait, 5-6 Oct The effect and impact of the gender dimension in rural development projects : women’s empowerment

TAOURIRT TAFOUGHALT RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (IFAD – Kingdom of Morocco) TAOURIRT TAFOUGHALT RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (IFAD – Kingdom of Morocco)

PROJET AREA INHABITANTS HOUSEHOLDS FARMERS FARMERS WITHOUT EDUCATION : 84 %

SITUATION BEFORE PROJECT Degradation of natural resources Households poverty Low agricultural productivity

Limited water resources Women with unstable socio economic situation SITUATION BEFORE PROJECT Access of rural women to resources is limited

SITUATION BEFORE PROJECT The enrolment rate in the project area 70% for boys 50% for girls lack of health infrastructure in project area

High percentage of women’s illiteracy ICTs are not available Inernet users

WOMEN ACTIVITIES Livestock Firewood Transportation of water Handicraft

GENERAL OBJECTIVE OF PROJECT Improving socio economic conditions of people living in the project area Protecting the environment and preserving the natural ressources Improving the quality of life of the rural women

Socio economic promotion of women and young rurals SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES OF P R O J E T Rational management of rangelands, forests, and available water resources Increasing added value to agricultural production

PROJECT COMPONENTS IMPROVING AGROPASTORAL IMPROVING SYLVOPASTORAL IMPROVING USEFUL AGRICULTURAL LAND IMPROVING IRRIGATION PROMOTION OF RURAL WOMEN (IGA)

OBSTACLES(Barriers) ACCESS TO INTERNET (in general provided in others languages, internet penetration, traditional technology, Video, Films, Photos) ACCESS TO RESOURCES CONTROL OF RESOURCES Gender stereotypes EDUCATION AND LITERACY NEEDED (use of ICTs)

The gender approach as an analytical tool in rural development projects to provide opportunities for women to maintain their income to an acceptable level and to ovoid their marginalization (the implementation of the gender approach in the field) THE PROJECT APPROACH

The contribution of women engineers in the rural development projects (an opportunity to benefit from ICTs in order to develop skills) Apply participatory approach and gender analysis in the project design and implementation Apply Geograpgic Information System (GIS)

The contribution of women engineers in the rural development projects technical support training course Literacy classes techniques and development of feasibility studies practical applications Management

Accounting Animal Production (Livestock development) Crop Production organisation of the women in associations development of human and natural capital The contribution of women engineers in the rural development projects

market analysis communication skills negotiation skills capacity building Coaching Extension

KARIANET Knowledge Acces in Rural Interconnected Areas Network Network based on ICTs Improve communication between members

Rural development projects (SWOT) Facilitate access to information Experiences (Best Practices from projects ) Skills developed Opportunity to share Knowledge by internet KARIANET

The effect and impact : quantitative measurements Indicators (logical framework - PM- ICTs ) COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS

FINANCIAL EVALUATION

Switching Values at 13.5% ========================== Appraisal Switching Percentage Stream Value Value Change B % C % Net Present Value at OCC 13.5% = Internal Rate of Return = 64.3%

B1 UP 10% UP 20% UP 50% DOWN 10% DOWN 20% DOWN 50% C UP 10% UP 20% UP 50% DOWN 10% DOWN 20% DOWN 50% Internal Rates of Returns

ECONOMIC EVALUATION

Switching Values at 13.5% ========================== Appraisal Switching Percentage Stream Value Value Change B % C % Net Present Value at OCC 13.5% = Internal Rate of Return = 33.9%

Internal Rates of Returns B1 UP 10% UP 20% UP 50% DOWN 10% DOWN 20% DOWN 50% C UP 10% UP 20% UP 50% DOWN 10% DOWN 20% DOWN 50%

MONITORING AND EVALUATION SYSTEM CONCLUSIONS

Household poverty reduced Rural poverty was reduced espcially among rural women Nutrition Improvement Capacity of rural women was strengthed Best practices shared (KARIANET)

The work of rural women Reduced produvtivity increased women's income improved household food security improved Business opportunities for women imroved Women ecnomic empowerment

Thank you for your attention Mohammed BEN HAFOUNE Engineer. Agricultural Economics