Mauritania Watering of livestock is mainly carried out by men. With the exception of marketing, women are involved in all aspects of livestock production, and their roles appear to vary according to zone. Women in marginal rainfed areas have a greater responsibility for livestock production than their counterparts in favourable rainfed areas or irrigated areas. In marginal rainfed areas, women and girls are responsible for feeding, watering and cleaning sheep pens, while in irrigated zones, women and men share the responsibility in feeding. Domestic animal husbandry is the most important economic activity for women in rural Morocco.
Women are in charge of feeding, maintenance, milking and butter-making.
Moreover, according to an RRA study conducted in 1994, the majority of primary and secondary animal products are used for commercial, rather than for domestic purposes. Oman of sing livestock. Women and men are responsible for herding sheep and goats. Country Role of Women in Livestock Production Somalia Pastoral women have a pivotal role in livestock management, trading and in selling milk and ghee. Sudan Women are primarily responsible for milking and processing animal by-products, while men are involved in all other activities, with the exception of goat husbandry, in which women share equal responsibility with men.