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The study aims to examine the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of cooperative farmers regarding agricultural interventions in Rwanda.

Cooperative smallholder farmers’ knowledge, attitudes, and practices on agricultural interventions to address food insecurity in Rwanda: Implications for social work with communities

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Qualitative study examines knowledge, attitudes, and practices of smallholder farmers, highlighting their impact on food security.

The study aims to examine the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of cooperative farmers regarding agricultural interventions in Rwanda.
Conducted six focus group discussions and three key informant interviews in Rutsiro District, Rwanda.
Analyzed data using a thematic approach guided by knowledge attitudes practices and social cognitive theory.
Farmers are aware of some agricultural interventions but lack knowledge of others.
Knowledge gaps and resistance to change affect farmers' attitudes and practices.
Poor diet and hygiene contribute to increased household food insecurity.

Hakizamungu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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