- Undergraduate training in social anthropology at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, with a special focus on youth justice and minority rights. Postgraduate studies at Wageningen University and Research Centre (Netherlands), specializing in agroecology/ sustainable agriculture.edit
Grouping diverse farm households into subsets or ideal types can support the development (selection of farms), implementation (targeting and scaling-out of innovations) and monitoring (scaling up of impact assessments) of R4D projects.... more
Grouping diverse farm households into subsets or ideal types can support the development (selection of farms), implementation (targeting and scaling-out of innovations) and monitoring (scaling up of impact assessments) of R4D projects. Different approaches to typology construction can have different results and this will affect the meaningfulness of the resulting types for involved stakeholders.
