Table 1.
CGAAS: Summary of the agricultural services programme costs, by location and category.
Table 2.
CGLAS: Summary of costs of the paralegal programme, by year, location, and category.
Table 3.
CGAAS: Coverage of the agricultural advisory services programme in Mozambique.
Table 4.
CGLAS: Coverage of paralegal land advisory services programme in Tanzania.
Table 5.
Awareness, knowledge and adoption—definitions used in this study and in other literature.
Table 6.
CGAAS: Cost-effectiveness of the gendered treatment of the programme in increasing contact-farmers’ SLM knowledge.
Table 7.
CGAAS: Cost-effectiveness of the intervention in increasing SLM awareness.
Fig 1.
CGAAS: CERs of the gendered treatment as share of CERs of the general treatment.
Notes: CGAAS = community-based gendered agricultural advisory services; CER = cost-effectiveness ratios. Underlying CERs pertain to cost-effectiveness of the programme in increasing knowledge about different sustainable land management (SLM) techniques: contour farming, pit planting, strip tillage, and general SLM knowledge. CERs are based on costs and impact by the time of the endline survey.
Table 8.
CGAAS: Cost-effectiveness in increasing SLM farming methods awareness.
Table 9.
CGAAS: Cost-effectiveness in increasing adoption of SLM farming technique.
Table 10.
CGAAS: CERs under scale-up scenarios as a share of CERs of original programme.
Table 11.
CGAAS: Cost-effectiveness in increasing SLM practice adoption, under scale-up scenarios.
Table 12.
CGLAS: Results of cost-effectiveness analysis, treatment based on assignment and compliance.
Table 13.
CGLAS: Results of cost-effectiveness analysis accounting for spillovers.