Lessons learned in the development of smallholder private irrigation for high-value crops in West Africa

Comparative research on the status of smallholder private irrigation and agricultural practices in West Africa.

Goals

To identify and evaluate best practices in smallholder private irrigation in West Africa.

Activities

  • Elaborate research methodology and action plan for a regional study
  • Data collection and analysis
  • Facilitation of informative and evaluation workshops in the four target countries
  • Production of an overview report and publication

Budget

43.000 EURO

Results

Final report in English and French.

Status
Closed
Period
2009 - 2011
client
partners

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