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Apr 21, 2021

Webinar #4: Data Collection for Impact Assessment Studies: Phone-Based Agriculture Extension in Nepal and a Scaling Initiative on Climate-Smart Agriculture in Colombia

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  • Webinar #4: Data Collection for Impact Assessment Studies: Phone-Based Agriculture Extension in Nepal and a Scaling Initiative on Climate-Smart Agriculture in Colombia

Speaker(s)

  • Muzna Alvi

    IFPRI
  • Lina Ibarra

    Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT

This webinar featured two case studies from Nepal and Colombia. Muzna Alvi (IFPRI) presented methodological and implementation challenges encountered when using data collected through phone surveys to evaluate phone-based agriculture extension in Nepal. In the context of COVID-19 lockdowns, her project evaluates remotely delivered extension solutions related to fall army worm and integrated pest management. Lina Ibarra (Alliance of Bioversity and CIAT) presented an early-stage project looking at integrating indicators useful for impact assessment in the M&E system of a scaling initiative on climate-smart agriculture for climate change adaptation and sustainability in Colombia.

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