Farmers' Bottlenecks and Risks to Innovate and Adopt New Technologies in Egypt: A systematic review

The objective of this research was to analyze and evaluate farmers' bottlenecks and risks to innovate and adopt new technologies in Egypt. A literature review as well as key informant and focus group discussion were conducted to assess the bottlenecks to technology adoption by farmers in Egypt. Lite...

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Main Authors: Salem, Shaban Ali, M. Oumer, Ali, Dhehibi, Boubaker, Abda-Allah Abdallah, Iman, Souissi, Asma, Crichton, Rhiannon, Baum, Michael
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Published: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas 2024
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/163680
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author Salem, Shaban Ali
M. Oumer, Ali
Dhehibi, Boubaker
Abda-Allah Abdallah, Iman
Souissi, Asma
Crichton, Rhiannon
Baum, Michael
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Dhehibi, Boubaker
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Salem, Shaban Ali
Souissi, Asma
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Dhehibi, Boubaker
Abda-Allah Abdallah, Iman
Souissi, Asma
Crichton, Rhiannon
Baum, Michael
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description The objective of this research was to analyze and evaluate farmers' bottlenecks and risks to innovate and adopt new technologies in Egypt. A literature review as well as key informant and focus group discussion were conducted to assess the bottlenecks to technology adoption by farmers in Egypt. Literature review results indicate that several personal, social, economic, institutional and policy-related bottlenecks hinder the adoption of innovation packages by Egyptian farmers in various production contexts. For example, the main bottlenecks that farmers face while using raised-bed technology package for mitigating salinity include insufficiency of raised-bed machines, high production costs, lack of regular maintenance for the available raised-bed machines, lack of chemical fertilizers, poor distribution of improved wheat seeds and lack of good pesticides. The results of key informant and focus group discussions show that price distortions are key bottlenecks for major crops such as maize, rice and wheat due to market inefficiency in the agriculture sector. In addition, the use of agricultural machinery, agricultural extension services and agricultural cooperatives are also key aspects that farmers face bottlenecks in their production and marketing of major agricultural commodities. It is crucial to address these bottlenecks through well-designed agricultural policies to help farmers adopt sustainable agricultural innovation practices in Egypt.
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spelling CGSpace1636802026-01-23T02:05:10Z Farmers' Bottlenecks and Risks to Innovate and Adopt New Technologies in Egypt: A systematic review Salem, Shaban Ali M. Oumer, Ali Dhehibi, Boubaker Abda-Allah Abdallah, Iman Souissi, Asma Crichton, Rhiannon Baum, Michael farmers egypt agricultural innovation packages bottlenecks to adoption dryland agriculture policy The objective of this research was to analyze and evaluate farmers' bottlenecks and risks to innovate and adopt new technologies in Egypt. A literature review as well as key informant and focus group discussion were conducted to assess the bottlenecks to technology adoption by farmers in Egypt. Literature review results indicate that several personal, social, economic, institutional and policy-related bottlenecks hinder the adoption of innovation packages by Egyptian farmers in various production contexts. For example, the main bottlenecks that farmers face while using raised-bed technology package for mitigating salinity include insufficiency of raised-bed machines, high production costs, lack of regular maintenance for the available raised-bed machines, lack of chemical fertilizers, poor distribution of improved wheat seeds and lack of good pesticides. The results of key informant and focus group discussions show that price distortions are key bottlenecks for major crops such as maize, rice and wheat due to market inefficiency in the agriculture sector. In addition, the use of agricultural machinery, agricultural extension services and agricultural cooperatives are also key aspects that farmers face bottlenecks in their production and marketing of major agricultural commodities. It is crucial to address these bottlenecks through well-designed agricultural policies to help farmers adopt sustainable agricultural innovation practices in Egypt. 2024-11-24 2024-12-17T19:02:46Z 2024-12-17T19:02:46Z Internal Document https://hdl.handle.net/10568/163680 en Open Access application/pdf International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas Shaban Ali Salem, Ali M. Oumer, Boubaker Dhehibi, Iman Abda-Allah Abdallah, Asma Souissi, Rhiannon Crichton, Michael Baum. (24/11/2024). Farmers' Bottlenecks and Risks to Innovate and Adopt New Technologies in Egypt: A systematic review. Beirut, Lebanon: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA).
spellingShingle farmers
egypt
agricultural innovation packages
bottlenecks to adoption
dryland agriculture policy
Salem, Shaban Ali
M. Oumer, Ali
Dhehibi, Boubaker
Abda-Allah Abdallah, Iman
Souissi, Asma
Crichton, Rhiannon
Baum, Michael
Farmers' Bottlenecks and Risks to Innovate and Adopt New Technologies in Egypt: A systematic review
title Farmers' Bottlenecks and Risks to Innovate and Adopt New Technologies in Egypt: A systematic review
title_full Farmers' Bottlenecks and Risks to Innovate and Adopt New Technologies in Egypt: A systematic review
title_fullStr Farmers' Bottlenecks and Risks to Innovate and Adopt New Technologies in Egypt: A systematic review
title_full_unstemmed Farmers' Bottlenecks and Risks to Innovate and Adopt New Technologies in Egypt: A systematic review
title_short Farmers' Bottlenecks and Risks to Innovate and Adopt New Technologies in Egypt: A systematic review
title_sort farmers bottlenecks and risks to innovate and adopt new technologies in egypt a systematic review
topic farmers
egypt
agricultural innovation packages
bottlenecks to adoption
dryland agriculture policy
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/163680
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