This report examines agricultural extension approaches that integrate farmers’ knowledge to accelerate agroecological transitions in Benin, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Madagascar. It assesses how advisory services support sustainable farming, foster knowledge-sharing, and ensure long-term farmer engagement. The study compares different extension models, including Farmer Field Schools (FFS), Farmer-to-Farmer (F2F) exchanges, e-Extension, and Innovation Platforms. It finds that peer-to-peer learning is particularly effective in promoting agroecological practices. The report also highlights the financial and social incentives that encourage farmers to participate, ranging from market access and input support to social recognition and networking opportunities.
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