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Lessons
Digital extension does effectively complement
traditional extension systems
When knowledge is shared, communities use it to
positively transform their livelihoods
Knowledge shared in local languages and voices
enhances the ownership within the community
When the community is given a choice of technologies
they will adopt those they need and there is an
increase in uptake
Capture and use of indigenous knowledge reinforces
content ownership in the community
Knowledge shared equally amongst women and men,
regardless of literacy levels.
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