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Uganda Moves to Reform Agricultural Extension as Stakeholders Decry Fragmentation
Uganda’s agricultural sector is poised for a major rethink following a high-level national roundtable dialogue on Agricultural Extension and Advisory Services (AEAS), where policymakers, development partners, academics and practitioners called for urgent reforms to fix a fragmented system that has struggled to deliver impact at the farm level. The Uganda Agricultural Extension Coalition Round Table & Conference, held on Wednesday at Hotel Africa…
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Uganda Moves to Reform Agricultural Extension as Stakeholders Decry Fragmentation
Uganda’s agricultural sector is poised for a major rethink following a high-level national roundtable dialogue on Agricultural Extension and Advisory Services (AEAS), where policymakers, development partners, academics and practitioners called for urgent reforms to fix a fragmented system that has struggled to deliver impact at the farm level. The Uganda Agricultural Extension Coalition Round Table & Conference, held on Wednesday at Hotel Africa…
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