AICCRA Zambia – Affordability study with farmers using the CSA/CIS innovations report
The objective of the study was to understand end-users' capacity and willingness to purchase products and services scaled through the AICCRA Zambia CSA/CIS bundles. A total of 61 farmers were interviewed through in-person visits (3 for the Solar bundle, 15 for the Aquaculture bundle, 29 for the Seed...
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Accelerating Impacts of CGIAR Climate Research for Africa
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| author | Dahl, Hauke Kakwasha, Keagan Jacobs-Mata, Inga Zulu, Sam Hangombe, Botany Musanshi, Wilbroad Yobe Mumba, Kondwani Yobe |
| author_browse | Dahl, Hauke Hangombe, Botany Jacobs-Mata, Inga Kakwasha, Keagan Musanshi, Wilbroad Yobe Mumba, Kondwani Yobe Zulu, Sam |
| author_facet | Dahl, Hauke Kakwasha, Keagan Jacobs-Mata, Inga Zulu, Sam Hangombe, Botany Musanshi, Wilbroad Yobe Mumba, Kondwani Yobe |
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| description | The objective of the study was to understand end-users' capacity and willingness to purchase products and services scaled through the AICCRA Zambia CSA/CIS bundles. A total of 61 farmers were interviewed through in-person visits (3 for the Solar bundle, 15 for the Aquaculture bundle, 29 for the Seeds bundle, 14 for the Integrated Livestock/Legume bundle). Farmers were interviewed in Central Province (Chibombo, Kapiri Mposhi), Luapula Province (Mansa), and Eastern Province (Chipata, Chipangali, Nyimba). The key findings were as follows: 27% of the farmers were youths (below 35); 26% were females; 65% listed that they grow maize; 49% mentioned soya cultivation; 13% were involved in fish farming; 50% of farmers operated land equal to or below 2 hectares, and the average annual farming income is 29,800 Zambia Kwacha (1,397 USD). The study concluded that farmers are mostly resource-poor and have limited access to markets and financial services. Despite low affordability levels, the study indicates the positive impact of CSA advisory and climate information services. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1388672025-11-11T16:46:30Z AICCRA Zambia – Affordability study with farmers using the CSA/CIS innovations report Dahl, Hauke Kakwasha, Keagan Jacobs-Mata, Inga Zulu, Sam Hangombe, Botany Musanshi, Wilbroad Yobe Mumba, Kondwani Yobe climate information services climate-smart agriculture innovation climate change The objective of the study was to understand end-users' capacity and willingness to purchase products and services scaled through the AICCRA Zambia CSA/CIS bundles. A total of 61 farmers were interviewed through in-person visits (3 for the Solar bundle, 15 for the Aquaculture bundle, 29 for the Seeds bundle, 14 for the Integrated Livestock/Legume bundle). Farmers were interviewed in Central Province (Chibombo, Kapiri Mposhi), Luapula Province (Mansa), and Eastern Province (Chipata, Chipangali, Nyimba). The key findings were as follows: 27% of the farmers were youths (below 35); 26% were females; 65% listed that they grow maize; 49% mentioned soya cultivation; 13% were involved in fish farming; 50% of farmers operated land equal to or below 2 hectares, and the average annual farming income is 29,800 Zambia Kwacha (1,397 USD). The study concluded that farmers are mostly resource-poor and have limited access to markets and financial services. Despite low affordability levels, the study indicates the positive impact of CSA advisory and climate information services. 2023-10 2024-02-02T12:40:12Z 2024-02-02T12:40:12Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/138867 en Open Access application/pdf Accelerating Impacts of CGIAR Climate Research for Africa Dahl H, Kakwasha K, Jacobs-Mata I, Zulu S, Hangombe B, Musanshi W, Mumba KY. 2023. AICCRA Zambia – Affordability study with farmers using the CSA/CIS innovations report. AICCRA Report. Accelerating Impacts of CGIAR Climate Research for Africa (AICCRA). |
| spellingShingle | climate information services climate-smart agriculture innovation climate change Dahl, Hauke Kakwasha, Keagan Jacobs-Mata, Inga Zulu, Sam Hangombe, Botany Musanshi, Wilbroad Yobe Mumba, Kondwani Yobe AICCRA Zambia – Affordability study with farmers using the CSA/CIS innovations report |
| title | AICCRA Zambia – Affordability study with farmers using the CSA/CIS innovations report |
| title_full | AICCRA Zambia – Affordability study with farmers using the CSA/CIS innovations report |
| title_fullStr | AICCRA Zambia – Affordability study with farmers using the CSA/CIS innovations report |
| title_full_unstemmed | AICCRA Zambia – Affordability study with farmers using the CSA/CIS innovations report |
| title_short | AICCRA Zambia – Affordability study with farmers using the CSA/CIS innovations report |
| title_sort | aiccra zambia affordability study with farmers using the csa cis innovations report |
| topic | climate information services climate-smart agriculture innovation climate change |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/138867 |
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