Salem district acts as hub for cassava cultivation since, it accounts for 60.00 per cent of starch production in India and attracts several projects related to cassava. The analysis of perceived impact in the present study focuses on visualizing the effect of value addition interventions among the women growers using simple scoring method. The outcome states that self confidence ranked first followed by knowledge and skill enhancement about value addition and group co-operation. Set fall is observed in awareness about value addition and new development schemes and market linkage with local institutions. Overall, this study helps in understanding the feminine perception and helps in gender mainstreaming in cassava value addition and products production.
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