The Importance of Information Communication Technology in Monitoring Agricultural Livestock Farming in Rwanda. Case Study of E - Girinka, Gisagara District (2016 - 2019)
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.10, No. 10)Publication Date: 2021-10-05
Authors : Apollos DUSABIMANA; Henry Mapesa;
Page : 633-637
Keywords : Information Communication Technology (ICT); E - Girinka and Livestock;
Abstract
The word Girinka, loosely translated as ?may you have cows, ? is a greeting model which is more like a blessing upon those one meets. It was first instituted by King Mibambwe Gisanura (+1660). The King decreed that ?no Rwandan child was ever to lack daily milk. Girinka programme was revived in 2006 by President Paul Kagame after realizing the extent of malnutrition and stunting among Rwandan children. Since then, Rwandans have given cattle to one another. Therefore the Innovation diffusion theory was used in the study to explain how the farmers in Gisagara district monitor well their agricultural livestock farming using the Information Communication Technology known as E - Girinka. The last section of this article give recommendations on how E - Girinka program can be improved to give farmers better services.
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