The kernel‐based matching and nearest‐neighbor matching showed that the adoption of improved maize varieties by 530 and 578 kg/ha respectively

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Reporting 2021 EvidencesEvidencesStudy #3499Contributing Projects:     ● P2049 - SEARCH FOR ATOXIGENIC ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS STRAINS IN CAMEROONPart I: Public communicationsType: Ex-post adoption studyStatus: CompletedYear: 2019Title: Ex post impact evaluation of improved maize varieties in CameroonCommissioning Study: IITA, CIMMYTPart II: CGIAR system level reportingLinks to the Strategic Results Framework:Sub-IDOs:    ● Closed yield gaps through improved agronomic and animal husbandry practicesIs this OICR linked to some SRF 2022/2030 target?: Too early to sayDescription of activity / study: This study uses both the endogenous switching regression andpropensity score matching models to analyze the adoption and impact of improved maize varieties onmaize yields in central Cameroon.Geographic scope:    ● NationalCountry(ies):     ● CameroonComments: The kernel-based matching and nearest-neighbor matching showed that the adoption ofimproved maize varieties by 530 and 578 kg/ha respectively.Links to MELIA publications:<Not Defined>1This report was generated on 2022-08-19 at 08:17 (GMT+0)

Ex post impact evaluation of improved maize varieties in Cameroon

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Ex post impact evaluation of improved maize varieties in Cameroon

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