Training of Service Providers (M&E), Extension Agents and their Supervisors in Calabar by MARKETS II USAID

Training of Service Providers (M&E), Extension Agents and their Supervisors in Calabar by MARKETS II USAID

In order to ensure that the data needs of the project are met and also to ensure high quality for all the value chain activities for 2017 project, the MARKETS II organised  a 2-day training session for service providers’ (SPs) M&E staff, extension agents (EAs) and their supervisors currently working on the project in Delta Niger region

Mr Joshua Okafor from MARKETS II giving EAs and M&E guide on how to make use of GPS on cordinates and waypoint
Mr Joshua Okafor from MARKETS II giving EAs and M&E guide on how to make use of GPS on cordinates and waypoint
Mr Fasoranti Adetunji talking on how to report information on the demonstration plot template
Mr Fasoranti Adetunji talking on how to report information on the demonstration plot template
Mr Ola Akinrinwade of Bargong farms talking about the economic benefits of Bee keeping on cocoa farm
Mr Ola Akinrinwade of Bargong farms talking about the economic benefits of Bee keeping on cocoa farm
Demonstration on how to ask farmers during income survey questionnaire by EAs from Delta and Cross river
Demonstration on how to ask farmers during income survey questionnaire by EAs from Delta and Cross river
Mr Joshua Okafor from MARKETS II giving EAs and M&E guide on how to make use of GPS on cordinates and waypoint
Mr Joshua Okafor from MARKETS II giving EAs and M&E guide on how to make use of GPS on cordinates and waypoint

The main objective of the training is  to build the capacity of service provider  and Extension agents on MARKETS II package of practice,  training the newly engaged service providers and Extension agents on how to networked farmers, train and track trained farmers on TOT and step down and tracking jobs along the value chain(s).

Other aspect of training include:

  1. Importance of network farmers list
  2. DPs responsibilities
  3. MARKETS II project income survey questionnaires
  4. Basic guide on how to use the GPS

The EAs and M&E were cheerful about the training saying the training came to them at the right time as it has exposed them to a lot of things they didn’t know before now.

Ngozi Obekene is a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer at The Ark Shore Konsults (T.A.S.K.). She holds a Master’s degree in Agricultural Extension from University of Benin, Nigeria.

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