Recetario TNS oct11 - v4

The training emphasized the importance of crop rotation, composting, and conservation tillage to improve soil fertility and reduce erosion. The plots also served as a platform for farmers to share knowledge and best practices. This may be attributed to the fact that women often have more control over household resources and are more likely to prioritize food security. The program's success in engaging women-headed households highlights the importance of inclusive agricultural development initiatives. The evaluation also showed that the program's impact was more pronounced in communities with higher levels of poverty and food insecurity. This suggests that the program's interventions were most effective in areas where they were needed most. The program's success has implications for agricultural development initiatives in Rwanda and beyond. The findings highlight the importance of addressing soil degradation and limited market access in agricultural development initiatives. They also underscore the need for inclusive and participatory approaches that engage women and other marginalized groups. The program's midterm evaluation provides a valuable benchmark for future evaluations and suggests that the initiative is on track to achieve its long-term goals.