Introduction.- Dairy Farming in Bangladesh.- General Description and Background of the Villages.- Women’s Empowerment through Small Scale Dairy Farming.- Involvement in Dairy Farming and Women Empowerment.- Conclusions and Policy Implication.- Assessing the Determinants and Outcomes of Modern Dairy Farming Practices.
Dr. Sarah Yasmin is a leading authority in the fields of rural development, gender studies, and agricultural economics, distinguished for her in-depth analysis of how agricultural practices impact women's empowerment. Her expertise extends particularly to evaluating how modern farming techniques, such as dairy farming, can play a transformative role in improving the livelihoods of women in rural areas of developing countries. Dr. Yasmin's academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Agriculture from The University of Tokyo, where her research delved into the intersection of gender and agriculture. This background has equipped her with a profound understanding of how agricultural practices can influence gender dynamics and economic outcomes. Her innovative approach blends rigorous field research with practical policy analysis, allowing her to generate actionable insights into how these practices can drive both gender equality and economic advancement.
Key Achievements:
Innovative Research: Dr. Yasmin has conducted pioneering studies in rural Bangladesh, focusing on the effects of modern dairy farming on women's empowerment. Her research has unveiled critical connections between agricultural practices and improved socio-economic conditions for women. By examining these dynamics, she has demonstrated how specific farming techniques can enhance women's financial independence, access to resources, and overall quality of life.
Published Work: Her contributions to leading journals include influential articles that are well-regarded for their depth of analysis and relevance. Dr. Yasmin's publications provide valuable insights into gender studies and rural development (Yasmin et al., 2021; Yasmin and Ikemoto (2020); Yasmin and Ikemoto (2015); Yasmin and Ikemoto (2015), showcasing her ability to translate complex research findings into practical recommendations. Her work is instrumental in highlighting how modern agricultural methods can positively impact the lives of rural women. Her research not only enriches the academic understanding of gender and agriculture but also offers practical strategies for policymakers, development practitioners, and researchers. By shaping effective approaches to advance gender equality and economic development, Dr. Yasmin's insights play a crucial role in promoting sustainable and inclusive developmen in rural communities.
