Kermit G. Davis|Ephraim Nkonya|Edward Kato|Daniel Ayalew Mekonnen|Martins Odendo|Richard Miiro|Jackson M. Nkuba
Impact of Farmer Field Schools on Agricultural Productivity and Poverty in East Africa
International Food Policy Research Institute|International Food Policy Research Institute|Ethiopian Agricultural Transformation Agency|Kenya Agricultural Research Institute|Makerere University|Mikocheni Agricultural Research Institute
authors used longitudinal impact evaluation quasiexperimental methods provide evidence economic production impact farmer field school ffs project east africa ffss shown positive impact production income among women lowliteracy medium land size farmers participation ffs increased income 61 participation ffs improved agricultural income crop productivity overall implies farmer field schools useful approach increase production income smallscale farmers east africa approach used target women producers limited literacy