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He has experience working in the public sector having worked with the National Treasury and Planning in Kenya and is currently a Fellow with Tegemeo Institute of Agricultural Policy and Development of Egerton University.
His current research focus is on farm productivity, technology adoption, irrigation, governance, resilience and impact evaluation., irrigation, credit, governance, land issues, and resilience, where he has a number of publications.
He is also a member of the International Association of Agricultural Economists (IAAE), African Association of Agricultural Economics (AAAE), African Evaluation Association (AfREA), Evaluation Society of Kenya (ESK), and the Institute of Economic Affairs (EIA) in Kenya.
He aspires to make a significant contribution towards addressing food insecurity and poverty in developing countries.
Tim Njagi
Research Fellow Tegemeo InstituteAt the onset of this century, North-South and South-South partnerships were encouraged. whereas this has happened in some places, it did not work in others. The COVID pandemic challenges have not been felt where partnerships were built, and local actors' capacities strengthened. In the case of the first question, there has been no shift in such areas as a result of the pandemic. This is because institutions have been working towards strengthening inclusion and partnerships. Our local, regional and international evaluation associations should encourage collaborations (South-South & North-South) that aim to form sustainable partnerships, in which the capacity of local evaluators and their participation in both design and implementation of evaluation studies is enhanced.