MEAS ICT
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    • Audience and Needs >
      • Conduct surveys
      • Diagnosing problems
    • Solutions >
      • Seek answers
    • Key Message
    • Message form and delivery >
      • Technical information
      • Raise Awareness
      • Give advisories
      • Train
      • Access credit and inputs
      • Access markets
    • Evaluation >
      • Conduct surveys
  • ICT options - dos and don'ts
    • Cell phones
    • Radio
    • Social Media
    • Smart devices
    • Video and TV
    • Web - Internet
    • Build off existing ICT
  • Additional resources
    • Types of Agricultural ICT Programs >
      • Agricultural Extension Support
      • Agricultural Information
      • Data Collection
      • Finance and Mobile Money
      • Market and Supply Chain Information
    • Country ICT reports
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ICT and Extension

Practical information for the use of Information Communication Technologies (ICT) in Agricultural Extension. Tools such as
  • Cell phones, smart devices, video, radio and computers
See Extension and ICT summary
  • Evaluate your ICT in Ag activities Fact sheet
TIGRS - Keys for success Fact sheet
ICT complements other information delivery tools like:
  • field demonstrations and 
  • hard copy materials like fact sheets, posters, and newspapers, etc. 
ICT success must consider other factors important in technology adoption.
Agricultural extension can be defined as "providing information to farmers to help them make a positive change." (Mark Bell, 2011)
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Created July 2011