Gender in Socio-Economic Development in Kenya

Gender continues to elicit a lot of debate in socio-economic issues and academia in general. This paper attempts to put the gender debate in perspective by examining the key issues in the debate and recommendations. It concludes by recommending an all inclusive system in which both men and women are integrated in the process of socio-economic management.

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DBA Africa Management Review
Published
2026-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.66563/5p759667
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Gender, Education, and Development Issues
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Gender in Socio-Economic Development in Kenya

Fred Jonyo
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Gender in Socio-Economic Development in Kenya

Fred Jonyo
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Abstract

Gender continues to elicit a lot of debate in socio-economic issues and academia in general. This paper attempts to put the gender debate in perspective by examining the key issues in the debate and recommendations. It concludes by recommending an all inclusive system in which both men and women are integrated in the process of socio-economic management.

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