Do Demand-Driven Agricultural Extension Policies Improve Nutrition Outcomes?
Overview
Panel survey-based study investigating the link between participatory extension approaches and household nutrition outcomes in Uganda.
Research Objectives
Assess household food security status, dietary diversity, and coping strategies among target populations
Identify key barriers and enabling factors affecting programme uptake and long-term sustainability
Generate actionable policy recommendations for government and development partners at national and regional level
Methodology
This project used rigorous mixed-methods research approaches including household surveys, key informant interviews, focus group discussions, and quantitative data analysis. Data collection followed internationally recognised protocols with multiple rounds of quality assurance and enumerator supervision.
Key Findings
Findings from this project have been used to inform policy decisions at national and regional level. The evidence has been shared with government ministries, development partners, and implementing organisations through policy briefs and stakeholder workshops.
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Start
1 January 2021
End
31 December 2021