7 principles of muiis uganda: an e-extension project (benjamin k addom, phd)
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7 Principles of MUIIS Uganda: An e-Extension Project
Benjamin K Addom, PhD ICT4D Programme Coordinator, CTA
The World Bank, Washington DC Wednesday 3rd February 2016
A joint international institution of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group of States and the European Union
CTA’s mission is to advance food and nutrition security, increase prosperity and encourage sound natural resources management in ACP countries
It facilitates information and knowledge sharing, supports multi-stakeholder policy dialogue and strengthens the capacity of agricultural and rural development institutions and communities
The Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA), The Netherlands
Cross-cutting themes:
Three Strategic Goals of CTA
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Youth and
Gender
SG 1: Development of
profitable
smallholder
value chains
SG 2: Support the development and
implementation of
conducive agricultural
policies and regulatory
frameworks
SG 3: Enhance capacity of
stakeholders in
information and
knowledge
management
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Market-Led, User-Owned ICT4Ag-
Enabled Information Service (MUIIS)
e-Extension: Weak Links
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I: Multi-Stakeholder Approach
Private Sector partners driving the process
Farming as business
Good mix of value chains • low value (maize) and
• high value (soy bean and sesame
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II: Market-Led (Value Chain Approach)
Farmer organisations involved from the design stage
User information needs drive products development
EAFF to own the business after donor funding ends
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III: User-Owned (Demand-Driven)
Value social capital, trust in farmer leaders and communities
Equip with content to support the technologies
Technology for reliable and timely information
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IV: Farmer-to-Farmer Extension
Subscription through groups/coops
Facilitated access to input and output markets
Increased access to finance
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V: Anchored on Groups/Coops
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VI: Multi-tier Capacity Development Areas of Training Training Method Number to be
trained
IT Platform and User Interface Classroom,
workshops
Medium 15
High 5
Profiling and ToT techniques Classroom Medium 200
Marketing and Sales
Classroom, Case
presentations
Medium 1,100
ToT on Information Services
Classroom Medium
220
Distributors Training of
products
Workshop
High 160
Farmers Training Community classes,
on-the-job Basic 350,000
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Acquire satellite data
Provide data intelligence •Agronomic tips on amount of inputs use •Daily weather on timing/length of season •Preventive practices/early warnings •Rehabilitation in case of pests/disease attacks •Financial/Index-based insurance services •Market intelligence on where & when to sell
VII: Innovative Use of ICTs
III: Information Management Weather information Agronomic information Financial information
Uganda
1.Maize
2.Soyabean
3.Sesame
Farmer Cooperatives
I: Satellite Data Management Data Acquisition Data Processing Data Storage Data Analysis Data Modelling
Decision Support Services
II: Knowledge Brokering Demand Articulation Network Formation Training & Capacity Building Monitoring and Evaluation
Market-led, User-owned, ICT4Ag Enabled Information Services (MUIIS)
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With Support from.....
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Approach to ICT4Ag @ CTA
Enhancing institutional and grassroots ICT
capacity
Supporting entrepreneurship &
Youth Promoting the enabling environments & Uptake
1 2 3
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CTA operates under the framework of the Cotonou Agreement and is funded by the EU
Thank you
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