Evaluating Programme Effectiveness & Impact
Assessing the EKYAN model's effectiveness in delivering livelihood, behavioural, environmental, and systems-level outcomes across key stakeholder groups.
The EKYAN programme partners with the government and organisations, including Kuza Biashara, SNV, and the World Bank, to equip young people with skills in agribusiness, climate-smart agriculture, and nutrition through digital learning platforms.
Operating across four pillars—agripreneurs, farmers, students, and systems—the programme aims to strengthen livelihoods, promote sustainable agriculture, and build more resilient food systems.
Assessing the EKYAN model's effectiveness in delivering livelihood, behavioural, environmental, and systems-level outcomes across key stakeholder groups.
Examining how different elements of the Kuza Biashara implementation model have contributed to changes in income, productivity, employment, youth aspirations, adoption of regenerative agriculture, and food system resilience.
Identifying contribution pathways and lessons to strengthen future programme design, implementation, and scaling.
Farmers reached through programme interventions.
Agripreneurs supported to strengthen agribusiness skills and opportunities.
Students engaged through digital learning platforms and school-based activities.
Centres of Excellence established to strengthen agricultural skills development and innovation.