Najjingo-Mangheni, MargaretMiiro, RichardBoonabaana, BrendaMusiimenta, Peace2020-03-302020-03-302017-02-03http://hdl.handle.net/10625/58722The study was undertaken in Uganda and Rwanda and focused on two national research organisations: the National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO) and Rwanda Agriculture Board (RAB) respectively. The report analyzes gender training as it pertains to NARO and RAB. Access to gender training was found to be low. Most of the training efforts were planned and facilitated by other organizations. Both NARO and RAB had limited capacity to conduct gender responsive research. Both countries lack relevant institutional incentives and accountability systems. These factors undermine priorities attached to gender responsive agricultural research.application/pdfenWOMEN IN AGRICULTUREGENDER RESEARCHGENDER MAINSTREAMINGRESEARCH CENTRESINSTITUTIONAL CHANGERWANDAUGANDASOUTH OF SAHARATowards gender responsive agricultural research : needs, gaps, and opportunities for gender training and institutional transformation in East AfricaSynthesis Report