More effective information flow between researchers, extension officers and farmers in Zambia – Lessons learned from the Zambian Agriculture Research Institute

This project learning brief describes the lessons learned from the INFORNET (Development of an Effective Information Flow Network) project carried out by the Zambia Agriculture Research Institute (ZARI) with support from IICD. ICT was used to improve access to the knowledge generated by agricultural researchers and transmitted to farmers by extension workers. Improved research-extension linkages, as well as enhanced communication among researchers in different regions, were central to ZARI's INFORNET project.

Date	January 2011
Type	Project learning brief
Countries	Zambia
Sector	Agriculture
Language	English
Tags	e-agriculture Extension Lessons learned M&E Research
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