Malawi Farm Input Subsidy Programme - impact on income of smallholder farmers by Musonzo, Charity Priscilla

“…These significant contributions have necessitated the Government of Malawi to develop strategies and policies such as the Farm Input Subsidy Programme (FISP), whose main aim is to increase household incomes and reduce food insecurity and ultimately reduce poverty. …”
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A comparative analysis of government farm input support programmes and private sector credit programmes in promoting agricultural growth in Zambia

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The impact of farm input subsidies on economic efficiency of maize production in Malawi by Chiromo, John

“…The study analyzed the impact of the farm input subsidy programme (FISP) on the technical, allocative and economic efficiency and determining factors associated with these efficiencies of 12, 271 smallholder maize farmers from 2010 IHS3 dataset in Malawi. …”
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Evaluating the gender and poverty impact of Malawi's fertilizer subsidy programme 2009/2010

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Using robust identification strategies to evaluate impact of 2010/2011 farmer input support programme on maize yields and asset accumulation in rural Zambia

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'n Evaluering van die kostedoeltreffendheid van maatskaplikewelsynsprogramme vir die versorging van ouer persone in residensiele fasiliteite by Van der Merwe, William Charles

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The influence of media on agricultural policy decisions in Malawi : a political economy analysis

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Climate-change adaptation among Smallholder farmers in zambia by Ndhlovu, Obrian

“…Chapter 3 evaluates the impact of input subsidy programme reforms on the adoption of crop diversification and rotation practices among smallholder farmers. …”
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The impact of globalisation on food availability and access in developing countries : a case of Malawi by Singini, Dorica

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The heterogeneous impacts of energy type and metering systems on household welfare: insights from Ghana and South Africa by Nunoo, Isaac Kwamena

“…Chapter Two presents productive electricity use by non-farm enterprises in Ghana. Energy inputs such as electricity and fuel are essential drivers of enterprise development. …”
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