Training empowered women researchers in Nigeria
Over 20 women researchers in Nigeria were trained in a workshop at EfD Nigeria in April. It was...
Over 20 women researchers in Nigeria were trained in a workshop at EfD Nigeria in April. It was...
Gender inequality presents an important challenge for EfD. Gender awareness is crucial in research...
Nineteen researchers from EfD’s Early Career Fellowship Program participated in a three-day...
Young researchers in Nigeria in the field of economics participated in a three-day boot camp where...
EfD pursues academic capacity development in environmental economics and policy at many levels of...
Avocado is a non-traditional export crop of economic importance in Kenya. Commercialization of the fruit through contract farming is a viable alternative for improving the welfare of majority of smallholder farmers involved in its production. This paper explores factors influencing the participation of smallholder farmers in avocado contract farming and decomposes those contributing to differentials in quality and quantities of fruit harvested and sold by contract and non-contract farmers.