Kenya Jobs, Agriculture and Digital Ecosystem (KJADE) Baseline Evaluation

Youth Skills and Workforce Development Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Systems

Project overview

SAFE Africa supported a World Bank-led study examining how digital technologies can improve farmer outcomes and create better jobs in Kenya's agricultural sector.

SAFE Africa's role

We coordinated and implemented a large-scale household survey, including obtaining necessary approvals, mapping and listing farmers, recruitment and training of field teams, piloting of tools, field logistics, CAPI-enabled data collection, quality assurance, data cleaning, and reporting. We also secured required approvals and configured the SurveyCTO server and monitoring systems.

Scale and results

SAFE Africa administered household surveys to 3,800 households across 380 villages in four counties, delivering high-quality baseline data to inform policy and program design.

Gallery

Field monitoring visit to a smallholder tea farm in Meru County.

Household survey interview during the KJADE baseline data collection.

Stakeholder training and Q&A session on digital agriculture tools.