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Full of resources but always poor. What are the leadership issues behind…
Full of resources but always poor. What are the leadership issues behind persistent poverty among smallholder farmers in Kenya?
- Smallholder farmers
(individuals , groups)
Women farmers: carry much of the labour,
rarely hold land title
Youth: want to farm, few actually start
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Members of self-help groups, and
cooperatives
- Community and
grassroots leaders
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Faith leaders: pastors, priests, imams
Chiefs, assistant chiefs and village elders
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- Farmer organization
leaders
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Government leaders
National: Cabinet Secretaries and PSs for
Agriculture, Livestock,
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County: Governor, CECM for Agriculture, MCAs
Frontline: ward extension and fisheries
officers, ward administrators
- Market and finance
leaders
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Processors, aggregators and off-takers
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Banks, MFIs, Women Enterprise Fund, Youth
Enterprise Fund
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- Development and
knowledge leaders
NGOs, CBOs and faith-based organisations
Donors and multilaterals: World Bank, IFAD,
FAO, AGRA
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The setting
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Livelihoods: crops, poultry, fish farming
where meeting happen: group meetings,
cooperative AGMs, county budget forums,
markets and landing beaches, churches
Pressures: , insecure land tenure,
climate shocks, broker-driven markets
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How I will study it
Lenses: realism, positivism, pragmatism,
interpretivism
Sources:Google Scholar, AGRIS, ORU library;
World Bank, KIPPRA, FAO/CGIAR
Gaps: leader behavior rarely studied; servant
and faith-based leadership unexplored; youth intent vs. action; few long-term training follow-ups