Technology innovation is one of the key drivers of economic and rural development. Despite the existence of profitable agricultural technologies, such as improved seeds and fertilizers, adoption has remained stubbornly low in sub-Saharan Africa. Agricultural input subsidy programs (ISPs) have been widely used as a policy instrument to boost the adoption of high yielding seeds and inorganic fertilizers among smallholder farmers, whilst also addressing...
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Boosting Adoption of Improved Agricultural Technologies through eVouchers
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World Bank.
Boosting Adoption of Improved Agricultural Technologies through eVouchers (English). Development Impact Evaluation (DIME) Rural Development Impact Evaluations Policy Brief Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099062724101530539