Experiences on Community Action Research Programme (CARP)
Abstract
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This write-up provides the experiences that the author has gone
through as part of his PhD study being conducted under the
Community Action Research Programme (CARP) at Bunda
College of the Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural
Resources (LUANAR). It gives an overview of the following
aspects: number of farmers directly involved in CARP, number
of farmers reached through outreach events, comments by
farmers on changes realised as a direct result of the author’s
work, personal experiences – best times, lessons learnt and
challenges and what the author plans to do after graduation in
relation to what he has been doing in the study. His main message
is that the CARP programme provides opportunity for
experiential learning by both university and community actors.
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