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Behavioural Nudges and Farmers’ Demand and Diffusion of Agricultural Innovations in Urban and Peri-Urban Food Systems
Urban and peri-urban food systems in developing countries can strengthen household resilience and improve access to fresh produce, yet productivity is often limited by weak extension services and low adoption of quality seed. This study investigates whether social incentive nudges—public recognition
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