Titlebook: Rice Green Revolution in Sub-Saharan Africa; Keijiro Otsuka,Yukichi Mano,Kazushi Takahashi Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2023 JICA Ogata Research Institute

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Yukichi Mano,Timothy N. Njagi,Keijiro Otsukaßlich noch in vorchristlicher Zeit eine Ausdehnung der bewirtschafteten Fläche auf 40 000 km., die schließlich die Ernährung von 25 Millionen Menschen ermöglichte. Die umfangreichen Schiffahrtskanäle, Be- und Entwässerungsanlagen, Hochwasserschutzdeiche und Flußumleitungen wurden im Laufe der wechse

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Tatsuya Ogura,Joseph A. Awuni,Takeshi Sakurai soll „modellrigoristisch“ (ebd.) an der grundlagentheoretischen Bestimmung eines „psychosozialen Modells“ festgehalten werden, die als unabdingbare Voraussetzung etwaiger Integrationserfordernisse anzusehen ist, ja diese als reflektierte Auseinandersetzung mit entwickelten Positionen erst möglich m

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soll „modellrigoristisch“ (ebd.) an der grundlagentheoretischen Bestimmung eines „psychosozialen Modells“ festgehalten werden, die als unabdingbare Voraussetzung etwaiger Integrationserfordernisse anzusehen ist, ja diese als reflektierte Auseinandersetzung mit entwickelten Positionen erst möglich m

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0929-127X ntinuesto show the significant impacts of rice cultivation training on productivity and newly demonstrates the high sustainability of the productivity impact of the training and the existence of spillover effec978-981-19-8048-0978-981-19-8046-6Series ISSN 0929-127X Series E-ISSN 2511-8560

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The Role of Extension in the Green Revolutionining ought to be a vital entry point to the full-fledged Green Revolution in SSA. We also argue the importance of using income and profits as outcomes and consider spillover effects to fully understand the benefits of extension. Finally, we discuss some remaining research issues, including who shou

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The Case of Cote D’Ivoire: Learning from Experts of Rice Farming Management and Peer Farmers About R randomly assigned eligibility for training participation; and to satisfy the stable unit treatment value assumption, control-group farmers were initially restricted from exchanging information with treated-group farmers who had received rice management training. Once the positive impacts were confi

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The Case of Uganda: Long-Term and Spillover Effects of Rice Production Trainingstudy finds that training enhanced adoption rates for improved cultivation practices not only in the short term but also long term, while rice yield increased only in the long term. Although the adoption rate of improved cultivation practices did not increase among non-participants in training villa

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Intensification of Rice Farming: The Role of Mechanization and Irrigation this gap and provide relevant empirical evidence. Intensive land preparation using tractors facilitates the adoption of management-intensive practices, while the provision of rice cultivation training is associated with the improved economic viability of irrigation investment. Increased demand for