Paula Kantor - AgWISE: A Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Perspective [33:08-34:18]

So one woman actually noted that even when she even she can manage the land but it is very appropriate for for hard to speak in the in the main domain for the water. And it can also see from the picture that economic and land inequalities also pray at the very critical role so loyal income class landless as smallholder farmers. They really rely on this uncertainty and negotiation access to waters and often depending on the rain water or voting for the canal waters. So they have the highest water insecurity in contrast. Landland owners secure water through infrastructure they have financial resources particle collection so they have less experience. The other interesting finding is that the institutional mechanism there is a water management group to manage the water and the kind of system but from the figure you can see this that does not really help too much so membership can improve access to a certain degree. But still we met participation event very limited very symbolic and with little influence in that decision making.