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content => 'The slow adoption of new agricultural technologies is an important factor in explaining persistent productivity deficits and poverty among smallholders in Sub-Saharan Africa. Farmer-to farmer extension models aim to diffuse tech nology information from extension agents to model farmers and farmer group m embers, and then further on to other community members. Yet, only few studie s investigate how to design modalities for information transmission effectiv ely, in particular for complex and knowledge-intensive technology packages. In this study we assess the effects of farmer-to-farmer extension and an add itional video intervention on the adoption of ‘Integrated Soil Fertility M anagement’ (ISFM) among 2,382 small-scale farmers in Ethiopia using a rand omized controlled trial. We find that both extension-only and extension comb ined with video induce ISFM adoption and gains in knowledge. While effects a re stronger for active participants, we find evidence that information diffu ses to community members not actively participating in the extension activit ies. The additional video intervention shows a significant complementary eff ect for these non-actively involved farmers, in particular when it comes to the integrated adoption of the full technology package.' (1271 chars)
contentExact => 'The slow adoption of new agricultural technologies is an important factor in explaining persistent productivity deficits and poverty among smallholders in Sub-Saharan Africa. Farmer-to farmer extension models aim to diffuse tech nology information from extension agents to model farmers and farmer group m embers, and then further on to other community members. Yet, only few studie s investigate how to design modalities for information transmission effectiv ely, in particular for complex and knowledge-intensive technology packages. In this study we assess the effects of farmer-to-farmer extension and an add itional video intervention on the adoption of ‘Integrated Soil Fertility M anagement’ (ISFM) among 2,382 small-scale farmers in Ethiopia using a rand omized controlled trial. We find that both extension-only and extension comb ined with video induce ISFM adoption and gains in knowledge. While effects a re stronger for active participants, we find evidence that information diffu ses to community members not actively participating in the extension activit ies. The additional video intervention shows a significant complementary eff ect for these non-actively involved farmers, in particular when it comes to the integrated adoption of the full technology package.' (1271 chars)
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title => 'The state of the evidence on blended finance for sustainable development' (72 chars)
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content => 'Blended finance, which aims to mobilise private capital towards sustainable development in developing countries (OECD, 2018), is becoming increasingly i mportant for bridging the investment gap for the Sustainable Development Goa ls (SDGs). However, little is known about its development impact. This repor t presents the findings of a systematic search on blended finance studies an d evaluations, which are visualised as an evidence gap map (EGM). The EGM pr esents the results on a matrix of eight blended finance instruments and 14 s ub-effects, which were grouped into four categories of effects: financial ad ditionality, development additionality, market development and sector effect s. The search identified 33 publications that met the inclusion criteria, co ntaining 87 individual pieces of evidence. Almost half of the blended financ e instruments focused on results-based incentives, with grants and guarantee s being the next most numerous. Most of the evidence was found in programme evaluation reports (67%), while (quasi-)experimental evidence was scarce (12 %). The comparison with a blended finance database (Convergence, 2020) showe d that the increase in the size of the blended finance market from USD 16 bi llion in 2007 to USD 136 billion in 2018 did not trigger a similar increase in research. A particularly strongmismatch between frequency of use and lack of research was found for insurance, hedging and junior/subordinated capita l, and for sector effects in energy and financial services.' (1503 chars)
contentExact => 'Blended finance, which aims to mobilise private capital towards sustainable development in developing countries (OECD, 2018), is becoming increasingly i mportant for bridging the investment gap for the Sustainable Development Goa ls (SDGs). However, little is known about its development impact. This repor t presents the findings of a systematic search on blended finance studies an d evaluations, which are visualised as an evidence gap map (EGM). The EGM pr esents the results on a matrix of eight blended finance instruments and 14 s ub-effects, which were grouped into four categories of effects: financial ad ditionality, development additionality, market development and sector effect s. The search identified 33 publications that met the inclusion criteria, co ntaining 87 individual pieces of evidence. Almost half of the blended financ e instruments focused on results-based incentives, with grants and guarantee s being the next most numerous. Most of the evidence was found in programme evaluation reports (67%), while (quasi-)experimental evidence was scarce (12 %). The comparison with a blended finance database (Convergence, 2020) showe d that the increase in the size of the blended finance market from USD 16 bi llion in 2007 to USD 136 billion in 2018 did not trigger a similar increase in research. A particularly strongmismatch between frequency of use and lack of research was found for insurance, hedging and junior/subordinated capita l, and for sector effects in energy and financial services.' (1503 chars)
teaser => 'Blended finance, which aims to mobilise private capital towards sustainable development in developing countries (OECD, 2018), is becoming increasingly i mportant for bridging the investment gap for the Sustainable Development Goa ls (SDGs). However, little is known about its development impact. This r' (300 chars)
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title => 'Training and mentoring in an agricultural TVET scholarship programme in Keny a' (77 chars)
titleExact => 'Training and mentoring in an agricultural TVET scholarship programme in Keny a' (77 chars)
content => 'Unemployment among youth remains one of Kenya's most pressing economic chall enges, and agriculture as one of the country's largest employers struggles t o attract young workers with formal qualifications. Technical and vocational education (TVET) offers a direct route into this sector, but enrolment is c onstrained both by cost and by the perception that vocational tracks are inf erior to more academic training. With support from the German government (BM Z) through KfW, the Equity Group Foundation's TVET scholarship programme sup ports young people entering agricultural vocational training in Kenya. Beyon d covering the cost of enrolment, it provides structured training in financi al literacy, entrepreneurship, and digital skills, together with mentoring b y alumni and practitioners from the sector. The next cohort is expected to c omprise around 1,200 scholars. The impact evaluation examines to what extent these training and mentoring components contribute to outcomes over and abo ve pure financial transfers. Participating institutions will be randomly ass igned to receive the training programme. In institutions where it is offered , a limited number of students without a scholarship will also be given acce ss, which makes it possible to separate the effect of the training itself fr om the effect of receiving financial support. Alongside academic records, th e evaluation will measure economic preferences, aspirations, financial liter acy as well as entrepreneurial skills.' (1482 chars)
contentExact => 'Unemployment among youth remains one of Kenya's most pressing economic chall enges, and agriculture as one of the country's largest employers struggles t o attract young workers with formal qualifications. Technical and vocational education (TVET) offers a direct route into this sector, but enrolment is c onstrained both by cost and by the perception that vocational tracks are inf erior to more academic training. With support from the German government (BM Z) through KfW, the Equity Group Foundation's TVET scholarship programme sup ports young people entering agricultural vocational training in Kenya. Beyon d covering the cost of enrolment, it provides structured training in financi al literacy, entrepreneurship, and digital skills, together with mentoring b y alumni and practitioners from the sector. The next cohort is expected to c omprise around 1,200 scholars. The impact evaluation examines to what extent these training and mentoring components contribute to outcomes over and abo ve pure financial transfers. Participating institutions will be randomly ass igned to receive the training programme. In institutions where it is offered , a limited number of students without a scholarship will also be given acce ss, which makes it possible to separate the effect of the training itself fr om the effect of receiving financial support. Alongside academic records, th e evaluation will measure economic preferences, aspirations, financial liter acy as well as entrepreneurial skills.' (1482 chars)
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Rigorous Evidence Database (RED) - DEval.org
Rigorous Evidence Database
The rigorous evidence database (RED) comprises a large number of rigorous impact evaluations (RIEs) conducted by German development cooperation (GDC). Filter options allow a targeted search within the database.
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