Spillover Effect Kenya Analysis
One Acre Fund undertook this analysis in order to be6er understand the extent to which farmers who live in our program areas, but who are not enrolled in the program, still receive some program benefit. We hypothesize that neighboring farmers and those who have personal connections with One Acre Fund farmers could learn about and adopt One Acre Fund training practices and possibly see a benefit in terms of improved yields.
We know from anecdotal evidence that this is happening to some degree. Non-One Ace Fund farmers who we survey as part of our regular M&E sometimes tell us they plant “the One Acre Fund way.” However, we have never before attempted to measure or quantify the spillover of our program to non- participating farmers.
2023: People and DEI Report
Since 2020, we have reported annually on our progress in advancing our People
and DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) priorities. In this third report, we continue to share our progress and future direction of this important work that will allow us to build the best team to help farmers thrive.
A good egg: An evaluation of a SBCC campaign to increase egg consumption among children in Rwanda
This article shares the midline results of a study where we evaluate the impact of a social and behavior change communication campaign (SBCC) to promote egg consumption among young children in rural Rwanda.
Maize Urea vs. CAN Trial
This report shares the results of a trial in Kenya to test the maize yield effect of urea compared to CAN. A secondary objective of the trial was to measure the soil acidity level effect of the different top dress options.
2014 Kenya Kitchen Vegetables Trial
One Acre Fund sought to evaluate recommended planting best practices for crops that commonly grow in western Kenya.