The effects of sustainable irrigation services on women and men
In 2019 CAVAC conducted an exploratory study into the effects of access to sustainable irrigation services on women and men farmers. This report offers valuable insights for policy makers and project and infrastructure managers into how good design and management of irrigation schemes can have transformational impacts on the communities that use them.
May 2021
The effects of sustainable irrigation services on women and men
In 2019 CAVAC conducted an exploratory study into the effects of access to sustainable irrigation services on women and men farmers. This report offers valuable insights for policy makers and project and infrastructure managers into how good design and management of irrigation schemes can have transformational impacts on the communities that use them.
May 2021
Research Study on Mobile Phones and Internet Usage among Rural Cambodian Crop Farmers
This study aims to understand Cambodian rural crop farmers’ ownership and usage of phones, with a specific interest in smartphone ownership, the functions and applications used on these devices, and behaviours and patterns in internet consumption.
November 2019
Research Study on Mobile Phones and Internet Usage among Rural Cambodian Crop Farmers
This study aims to understand Cambodian rural crop farmers’ ownership and usage of phones, with a specific interest in smartphone ownership, the functions and applications used on these devices, and behaviours and patterns in internet consumption.
November 2019
Sustainable Irrigation Services Impact Evaluation
This report studies the impact of three irrigation schemes, with a special emphasis on: (i) their contribution to the household income of farmers and to increases in agricultural production; and (ii) ‘proof of concept’ of the value for money and (financial) sustainability of the approach.
July 2019
Sustainable Irrigation Services Impact Evaluation
This report studies the impact of three irrigation schemes, with a special emphasis on: (i) their contribution to the household income of farmers and to increases in agricultural production; and (ii) ‘proof of concept’ of the value for money and (financial) sustainability of the approach.
July 2019