ICABR 2018 -- Washington D.C.
ATAI Senior Associate Leah Bridle presented an overview of the high-level takeaways from a decade of RCTs on the constraints to agricultural technology adoption in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. The review was based on a chapter “Experimental Insights on the Constraints to Agricultural Technology Adoption” co-authored with ATAI Board Officers Jeremy Magruder, Craig McIntosh, and Tavneet Suri to be published in a forthcoming World Bank policy volume. Her presentation was part of the “Understanding Productivity Growth in Developing Country Agriculture” panel at the ICABR 2018 conference hosted at the World Bank June 12-15:
Understanding Productivity Growth in Developing Country Agriculture
Chair: WIlliam Maloney, Chief Economist, World Bank
Sources of Growth in Agriculture: Keith Fuglie (USDA-ERS)
Farm Size and Agricultural Productivity: Nicholas Edward Rada (USDA-ERS)
Constraints to Agricultural Technology Adoption: Leah Bridle (CEGA – UC Berkeley)
Private Sector Innovation for Agriculture: Carl Pray (Rutgers University)
Marketing Chains and Agricultural Productivity: Jo Swinnen (KU Leuven)