Research data supporting the publication "Climate change adaptation decisions: The interconnection between institutional interactions and gender relations and their influence on the adaptation decision-making capacities of smallholder farmers in Uganda"

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FGDs Transcripts-Gender and Climate Adaptation.pdf

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Interview Transcripts Gender and climate adaptation.pdf

data archive 773 disk0/00/00/16/33 2026-05-13 10:49:22 2026-05-13 11:05:07 2026-05-13 10:49:22 data_collection show Amayo Flavia f.amayo@bham.ac.uk 0009-0003-2765-1495 Research data supporting the publication "Climate change adaptation decisions: The interconnection between institutional interactions and gender relations and their influence on the adaptation decision-making capacities of smallholder farmers in Uganda" 10col_socs This dataset consists of qualitative data collected through participatory methods, including semi‑structured interviews and focus group discussions. It also draws on tools such as gender‑disaggregated seasonal calendars, gendered resource mapping, and Venn diagram for institutional mapping. The data was generated to address the research question: How do institutional interactions and their interconnection with intra‑household gender relations shape the climate adaptation decisions of smallholder farmers in Uganda? 2026-05-13 published University of Birmingham https://doi.org/10.25500/edata.bham.00001633 Dataset research-data@contacts.bham.ac.uk School of Government and Society other Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC) University of Birmingham yes yes na TRUE This dataset was generated through qualitative participatory methods specifically semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions and using techniques such as gender disaggregated seasonal calendar, gender resource mapping and Venn diagram for institutional mapping. Uganda (Eastern region) en 2022-01 2022-07