Mixed-methods approach enhances crop yields in smallholder farmers, suggesting effective RWS adoption strategies.
Optimising rainwater harvesting systems (RWSs) for sustainable agriculture in the Upper Guinea Region of West Africa is crucial to address water scarcity and improve crop yields among smallholder farmers. A mixed-methods approach combining literature review, expert interviews, and quantitative modelling will inform the theoretical framework's development. This theoretical framework provides a robust foundation for future research into sustainable agriculture solutions, particularly focusing on RWS optimization and farmer engagement strategies. Strategies to enhance uptake should include targeted government subsidies, community-based training programmes, and demonstration projects showcasing the benefits of improved RWS systems.
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