Working Paper Series 2016 – 3

Can agricultural extension systems deliver quality services to smallholder producers, often in remote areas? Yes, there is evidence that this is achieved in some developing and emerging economies. But this is by no means a common practice, and many extension systems continue to struggle with weak performance. This is paper 3 on this subject in a series of six: Monitoring and evaluation for accountability and learning

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