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1. Introduction
2. Theories on Motivation
3.3. Case Studies - Motivation of Farmers
Case Study 9: Farming for Joy and Farming to Serve as a Role Model
Farming for Joy and Farming to Serve as a Role Model
Case Study 10: My Best Partner Is the Extension Staff
My Best Partner Is the Extension Staff
Case Study 11: Model Farmers as Trainers
Case Study 12: The Technologies May Be Outstanding But…
The Technologies May Be Outstanding But…
Case Study 13: Not Allowed to Quit
Case Study 14: Providing Free Goods and Equipment
Providing Free Goods and Equipment
Case Study 15: Building Trust among Farmers
Case Study 16: Leveraging Farmers’ Strengths
Case Study 17: Speedy and Timely Implementation
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3.1. Case Studies - Motivation of Central Government Staff
Case Study 1: Putting Activities on the Record
Putting Activities on the Record
Case Study 2: Chosen by the Team
Case Study 3: Trust within the Team
Case Study 4: Our Initiative, Our Project
3.2. Case Studies - Motivation of Local Government Staff
Case Study 5: Allowing Local Staff to Take the Initiative in Developing Training Materials
Allowing Local Staff to Take the Initiative in Developing Training Materials
Case Study 6: Listening to Opinions Leads to Changes
Listening to Opinions Leads to Changes
Case Study 7: More Knowledge Leads to Better Service
More Knowledge Leads to Better Service
Case Study 8: Some Work Hand-in-Hand with Farmers, Others Get “Abducted” by Them
Some Work Hand-in-Hand with Farmers, Others Get “Abducted” by Them
