Sentence examples for provision of extension from inspiring English sources

Provision of extension and training services to farmers is presumed to capacitate households to adopt new technologies.

The provision of extension services is a recognised approach to supporting decision-making by NIPF owners but there have been relatively few studies that have sought to quantify the effectiveness of such initiatives in terms of management outcomes.

Since the early 1980s, Malawi pursued a structural adjustment path which as reported by Kumwenda and Madola (2005), also required government to undertake cutbacks in expenditure including funding to the Ministry of Agriculture hence it greatly affected the government provision of extension services.

Many have said to me, "Help us improve their productivity through provision of extension support, and ensure that we are able to connect to the market and keep the major part of the value -- then we will feed Africa and the world".

Governments should resume their active role in provision of agricultural extension services, as extension and education both public goods—are essential ingredients in the success of commercial agriculture in transition countries.

Among others, government policies and strategies should be directed towards fulfilling credit access with low interest rates, provision of adequate extension services with knowledgeable and skilled extension agents who could give climate information on the right time including accessible areas and increasing extension-farmer ratio.

In part this depended on the provision of an extension to their work permit.

Despite the central role of women in food production and food security, gender bias has been recorded in the provision of agricultural extension services, access to credit, agro-technological innovations, technology transfer, and land rights [ 28, 29].

However, those extension workers who were not trained as sub-county trainers lack awareness about the two concepts and instead view non-extension sub-county trainers involved in CCB/CBMIS activities as interfering in their work, instead of viewing them as counterparts in the provision of CBMIS extension services.

HEP is the grass-root level of the primary health care (PHC) through the provision of two health extension workers (HEWs) in a health post (HP) at tabia (sub-district) level to serve approximately 5,000 inhabitants.

The company was still unable to proceed with the construction of its proposed deep line, and the new bill included provisions for extensions of time for this line and for those of the B&PCR.