The Effectiveness of the Electronic Voucher System in Promoting Agricultural Development Among Small-Scale Farmers in Chongwe District, Zambia

This dataset supports a mixed-methods study assessing the effectiveness of the electronic voucher (e-Voucher) system under the Farmer Input Support Programme (FISP) in Zambia. It contains anonymized responses from 96 participants, including small-scale farmers, agro-dealers, village heads, and Ministry of Agriculture officials. The study evaluates outcomes in:
• Access to agricultural inputs
• Agricultural productivity
• Household income
• Food security
• Agro-dealer participation

Notable findings indicate that the e-Voucher system significantly improved access to agricultural inputs and contributed to increased crop productivity and household income among small-scale farmers. The data is structured to support replication, comparative analysis, and policy evaluation.