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Farmer Survey Primary Data Collection Methodology

Name: Farmer Survey Primary Data Collection Methodology
Keywords: smallholder farming, smallholder, survey, methodology, farming, agriculture

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 28 Nov 2023 English Publisher:IDH

Authors: Brouwer, Jildemarie; Miriti, Mercy Makena; Keijser, Charlotte;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.10212827 , 10.5281/zenodo.10212826

Farmer Survey Primary Data Collection Methodology

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This document was produced by the Akvo Foundation upon request of the IDH Farmfit team. While the aim is for the Primary Data Collection Methodology to be a standardized process, learning is iterative and, thus, this document and its accompanying tools will continue to evolve so that methods continue to be fit-for-purpose. This work is to supplimented by the Farmer Survey Question Library. You can find this document and results of our analyses and insights at the FarmFit Insights Hub. To be informed of our latest updates, insights and events, sign up to our Smallholder-Inclusive Business Newsletter.

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