This study, supported by the Challenge ProgramWater and Food (CPWF-Project 35), demonstrates the case of multiple-use of water through seasonal aquaculture interventions for improved rice–fish production systems in the Bangladesh floodplains. The project focused on community-based fish culture initiatives, increasingly...

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2012

Authors:

Nagabhatla NidhiBeveridge MalcolmMahfuzul Haque a. B.M.Nguyen-Khoa SophieVan Brakel Martin

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Transforming the Roles of a Public Extension Agency to Strengthen Innovation: Lessons from the National Agricultural Extension Project in Bangladesh

Purpose: The rapidly evolving nature of agricultural innovation processes in low-income countries requires agricultural extension agencies to transform the classical roles that previously supported linear information dissemination and adoption of innovation. In Bangladesh, strengthening agricultural innovation calls for facilitation of...

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2014

Authors:

Chowdhury Ataharul HuqHambly Odame HelenLeeuwis Cees

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With or Without a Script? Comparing Two Styles of Participatory Video on Enhancing Local Seed Innovation System in Bangladesh

Recent experiences in participatory video-making raise the question of how best to use this medium for enhancing local seed innovation systems. Embedded in a mini-process of participatory action research, two styles of participatory video—scripted and scriptless—were tested and assessed together...

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2010

Authors:

Chowdhury Ataharul HuqHambly Odame HelenHauser Michael

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Using Programme Theory to Evaluate Complicated and Complex Aspects of Interventions

This article proposes ways to use programme theory for evaluating aspects of programmes that are complicated or complex. It argues that there are useful distinctions to be drawn between aspects that are complicated and those that are complex, and provides...

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2008

Authors:

Rogers P. J.

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