Gender Analysis on Post-Harvest Management of Moringa Stenopetals

Since recently gender issues have drawn the attention of many scholars. As a result there is an increasing interest to assess and investigate women’s place and role in society with the aim of devising a sound solution to the problems they encounter. The general objective of the study is to gain deeper understanding of gender relation and roles on post-harvest management and utilization of agro-forestry with a particular reference to M. stenopetala. To achieve the stated objective a cross-sectional survey design was employed with a mixed approach of data collection and analysis. Both primary and secondary data were collected. These included both quantitative and qualitative data and information. The population of the study comprised from 3 potential Moringa growing kebeles of Derashe woreda.