Agriculture Policy
System Level Impact Evaluation Report on Categorization-based Farmer ID (FID) System in Nepal
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- Sectors: Agriculture, Community Development, Gender Equality, Livelihoods, Social Justice
- Languages: English
- Country: Nepal
- Evaluation Type: Impact Evaluation, Systems Level Impact Evaluation
- Keywords: Agriculture Policy, CARE Nepal, Farmer ID Card, Impact Evaluation, Marginalized Farmers, systems-level impact
This report highlights CARE's transformative initiatives through the Farmer Identity (FID) Card system, which significantly benefitted landless individuals, women, persons with disabilities, Dalits, Janajatis, and other marginalized groups in Nepal. Conducted from May to June 2024, the comprehensive impact evaluation utilized a participatory approach and contribution analysis to assess the impacts of the FID system. Key findings illustrate how the FID Card system has been integrated into local and federal agriculture policies, enhancing access to services for marginalized farmers and empowering communities. The report details the significant changes in agriculture policy, improved accountability, reduced discrimination, and enhanced social norms resulting from the intervention. The evaluation also identifies challenges and sustainability factors, providing actionable recommendations for future advocacy and implementation strategies.
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