Soil and Water Conservation Technology Adoption and Labour Allocation: Evidence from Ethiopia. |

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Ethiopia

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Policy

Authors

Fontes, Francisco Pereira.

Year

2020

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Child Labour

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Households

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National

Result on Child labour

The adoption of the technology lead to an increase in the number of days worked on-farm. Impacts on child labour depend on the number of adults in the household. Estimated impacts range from an increase in child labour by 29% for the full sample to 78% for the subsample of households with fewer than three adults.

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