Improving agricultural extension with digital data. What works where for which farmer

Planners can use farmers‘ digital feedback to adapt planning of activities to local needs

From:
Department for International Development
Published
16 December 2019
Country:
Ethiopia, Tanzania
Document Type:
Briefing
Theme:
Agriculture
Authors:
Steinke, J, Ortiz-Crespo, B, van Etten, J

Abstract

Using digital dissemination tools, extension services can more easily report on achievement of targets. Planners can use farmers‘ digital feedback to adapt planning of activities to local needs. Policy-makers can review the work of extension services based on data from the ground

This research is an output of the Sustainable Agricultural Intensification Research and Learning in Africa (SAIRLA) programme

Citation

Steinke, J., Ortiz-Crespo, B., van Etten, J. (2019) Improving agricultural extension with digital data. What works where for which farmer Policy brief No. 2, Bioversity International, Rome.

Improving agricultural extension with digital data. What works where for which farmer

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Published 16 December 2019
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