If a woman farmer attends training but men make decisions at home why will training outcome be limited?

Correct answer: Because without decision-making power, she may be unable to apply her learning in farming

Training can provide a woman farmer with knowledge and skills, but she may not be able to use them if men control decisions about seeds, fertilisers, credit, crops, or sales. Thus, the practical benefit and outcome of the training remain limited. Option B is not true for every training programme; the key barrier here is the lack of decision-making power. Exam tip: In questions on women and work, distinguish among knowledge, access to resources, and decision-making authority.