Experiential learning, action research and outreach: A comparative and gap analysis
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This consultancy was carried out as part of the project “Shifting from Outreach to Engagement: Transforming Universities’ response to current development trends in agricultural research and training in Eastern, Central and Southern Africa” – referred to in this report as the “Outreach Project”
The Outreach Project is managed by RUFORUM. African university partners are Makerere University (MAK) in Uganda, Moi University School of Agriculture and Biotechnology (MSAB) in Kenya, and Bunda College of Agriculture (BCA) in Malawi. Wageningen University and Research Centre (WUR) in The Netherlands also supports the project. The project is also linked to the Community Action Research Programme (CARP), managed by RUFORUM, and which includes outreach projects at MAK, MSAB and BCA.
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