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Behavioural Interventions and Adoption of Agricultural Innovations: Perspectives from Low- and Middle-Income Countries—An Introduction to the Book
There is growing anxiety over global food security, akin to that of the 1960s, driven by predictions that food demand will rise 35%–50% by 2050. Despite the CGIAR investing an estimated $60 billion into agricultural research between 1970 and 2020, adoption rates for high-yield innovations—like impro
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