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Access Agriculture …enabling 'Videos for farmers' from local to global level
Farmers like to share their knowledge and experiences, but how to reach many more farmers?
Figure 1. Importance of local language of video (n=438)(Source: Agro-Insight, 2011)
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But limiting to local language versions alone
inhibits global sharing and use for farmer training
Access Agriculture : Videos for farmers
content identification
video production
dissemination & use
Collaboration and trainingAccess Agriculture – Farmer Organisations & Advisory Service Providers
Web
Platform
AccessAgriculture
Nati
onal
Glob
al filtering & upload of ag
videos
fostering of partnerships with private
sector
knowledge management with GFRAS and AESA
Training NGOs, farmer organisations and GOs in:
Bangladesh Benin Egypt India Iraq Kenya Liberia Malawi Mali Sierra Leone Uganda
Video-sharing platforms
AA operates two open-source video-sharing platforms:
• the Access Agriculture website for quality, scripted farmer training videos (www.accessagriculture.org)
• Agtube for any other agric-related videos (non-scripted, participatory video, short clips showing local innovations, videos for policy makers,…)(www.agtube.org)
> 65 languages
Anybody can show quality videos• specialised agencies• extension staff• local entrepreneurs • rural information centres• cable tv operators• farmers
Making videos accessible to youth and women
• Village setting• Youth and women organisations• Time of the day• Leave DVDs in the community• Smart projectors
Scaling up• ~ 70,000 multi-language DVDs distributed in villages
• > 1000 extension services used videos hosted on AA website
• Quality videos broadcast by TV stations in > 10 countries
• Innovative partnerships with agricultural banks, such as Equity Bank in Kenya
• > one million farmers reached in Africa and Asia
Please register now and try us
Dr. Ahmed SalahuddinIRRI and Access AgricultureSouth Asia
Dr. Florent Okry Access Agriculture West & Central Africa
www.accessagriculture.org