Led by
Solomon Walelign, International Center for Evaluation and Development
The project undertakes several activities for informed and successful shift of smallholder female farmers from staple to horticulture production. The activities include exploratory and scoping exercise, data collection instrument development and coding, sampling, and data collection and management. The activities will enable the project to do several analyses that enable assessment of (i) costs and benefits of horticulture production relative to horticulture production, (ii) changes in land used for horticultural production, (iii) trade-offs – in terms of social and economic outcomes (e.g., income, employment, nutrition, and gender) – associated with shifting to horticulture production and (iv) local community or market responses to the shift to horticulture production.
Kenya