Society of Extension Education GujaratPublished: Gujarat Journal of Extension Education (P-ISSN: 2322-0678)
Society of Extension Education GujaratAbstract: In Zimbabwes irrigation schemes case of Nyanyadzi, the study examined socio-economic elements that have an impact on womens agricultural output and consequent income. A mixed method research methodology was utilized in the study to gather both qualitative and quantitative data. Sampling, questionnaires, interviews, and participant and non-participant observation were all used as research methods. Quantitative data were analyzed using a linear regression model. To analyze qualitative data, thematic analysis was used. The findings indicate that age, access to markets, and access to financing have a negative impact on womens productivity whereas marital status, land size in hectares, educational attainment, and land ownership have beneficial effects on it. The studys findings indicate that the communal irrigation systems impact on agricultural productivity depends significantly on factors such as age, education level, availability of extension services, access to credit facilities, land leasing, and markets. To establish proper land tenure arrangements, the government should put in place an appropriate regulatory framework. In order to improve the countrys functioning agricultural markets, access to financing, and provision of extension services, the government should have policies to strengthen infrastructural development.
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