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Seeking insights into how to measure behavioural change
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kaleab Kebede Haile Dec 8, 2020. 21 Replies 2 Likes
Dear colleagues, I am seeking to get insight into how to measure/evaluate behavioural change in response to a capacity building intervention in the agriculture sector. I would be grateful if someone…Continue
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Razafiarisoa Juiette Farah liked Kaleab Kebede Haile's discussion Seeking insights into how to measure behavioural changeKaleab Kebede Haile replied to Kaleab Kebede Haile's discussion Seeking insights into how to measure behavioural change"Hi Larraine! I hadn't heard of it, but now that has changed. Thank you for introducing me to an additional approach (tool) for measuring behavioural change, I really appreciate that. "
"Dear Kaleab:
You did not get it because I never mentioned knowledge and practice to you. Read my suggestion very well and show me those two words (knowledge and practice) you used. However, if it is knowledge you want to measure, it is as simple as…"
"Surveys have been used extensively to assess knowledge and adoption of improved farming practices. You can include qualitative methods also to know more about why, how, etc. I have done several such studies - Adoption of Good Agricultural Practices…"
"Hi Kaleab
Have you heard of "Most Significant Change"? It is a methodology developed by two evaluators who devised initially for agricultural extension projects - see The 'Most Significant Change' Technique - A Guide to Its…"
Kaleab Kebede Haile replied to Kaleab Kebede Haile's discussion Seeking insights into how to measure behavioural change"Hi Archana, thanks for your explanation. How can I infere behavioural change by making use of observational data on actual practices? Do I need to set standards?"
Kaleab Kebede Haile replied to Kaleab Kebede Haile's discussion Seeking insights into how to measure behavioural change"Thanks Geteneh, I will surely take a look at it."
Kaleab Kebede Haile replied to Kaleab Kebede Haile's discussion Seeking insights into how to measure behavioural change"Hi Folorunsho, if I get your response correctly, are you suggesting the Knowledge, Attitude (intention) and Practice (action) framework? Or is there more to it?"
Kaleab Kebede Haile replied to Kaleab Kebede Haile's discussion Seeking insights into how to measure behavioural change"It is really helpful Shankar. The capacity building programme I am referring involves training farmers (globally) on sustainable use of mineral fertilisers, pesticides, and water resources. What would you suggest as the top three methods to…"
Kaleab Kebede Haile replied to Kaleab Kebede Haile's discussion Seeking insights into how to measure behavioural change"Thanks Parmod for letting me know about the methods of data collection during measuring behavioural change."
Kaleab Kebede Haile replied to Kaleab Kebede Haile's discussion Seeking insights into how to measure behavioural change"Thanks Michael, I would love to hear more from you about the alternative approaches. I will inbox you. "
Kaleab Kebede Haile replied to Kaleab Kebede Haile's discussion Seeking insights into how to measure behavioural change"Thanks Anirban for pointing out a research/an evaluation design to measure the effect of capacity building interventions."
"Thanks Anirban, Geteneh, Michael, Moshood, Pramod, and Shankar for your prompt response. I appreciate it very much."
"Dear Rituu and Kaeab,
If the attached document help for requested insights, please refer it.CLA-Geteneh%20Moges.pdf"
"Please, all the stuff you have read, set them aside for now (The stuff might help anyway). But get this: If you know the difference between attitude and behaviour, logically you can measure either attitudinal change or behavioural change without…"
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- At 10:16 on May 17, 2021,
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