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The impact of COVID-19 and capacities of farmers in small-scale irrigation schemes in sub-Saharan Africa

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Bjornlund, Henning
Parry, Karen
Kissoly, Luitfrid
Dube, Thabani
Mujeyi, Angeline
de Sousa, Wilson
Pittock, Jamie
Bjornlund, Vibeke

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Detrimental impacts from COVID-19 restrictions on households and agricultural productivity reinforce the need for resilience building and transformation in African food systems. Capitalizing on the opportunity to learn lessons from the ‘Transforming Small-scale Irrigation in Southern Africa’ (TISA) project (2013–2023), we sum marize TISA’s outcomes and compare survey data on the perceived impact of COVID-19 between three schemes involved and three not involved with TISA. Overall, participating households had greater ability to manage the impacts of COVID-19. We highlight the need to build resilience in multiple interconnecting domains to enhance adaptability to crisis events that impact agricultural systems.

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International Journal of Water Resources Development

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