Diffusion of Technologies Within Social Networks (Project Report) Working paper 1 Mar 2010 Firms and Farms Project Diffusion of Technologies within Social Networks: Evidence from a Coffee Training Program in Rwanda Authors Esther Duflo Abdul Latif Jameel Professor of Poverty Alleviation and Development Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tavneet Suri Louis E. Seley Professor of Applied Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Duflo-Suri-2010-Working-Paper-1.pdf Download PDF document • 596.57 KB Share Share More from Diffusion of Technologies within Social Networks: Evidence from a Coffee Training Program in Rwanda Diffusion of Technologies Within Social Networks (Policy Brief) Esther Duflo, Tavneet Suri Policy brief More from IGC Reference verification and gender gaps in hiring on a job-matching platform in Pakistan Erica Field, Robert Garlick, Kate Vyborny, Alison Andrew, Harmalah Khan, Lala Rukh Khan Policy brief How mechanistic explanations reshape learning and behaviour: Evidence from a fertiliser choice experiment in Eastern Uganda Anirudh Sankar, Robert Dulin, Benjamin Davies, Vesall Nourani, Jess Rudder, Abraham Salomon Working paper In cash or in kind? Remote-sensed evidence of Zambia’s e-voucher reform Robin Burgess, Agnes Norris Keiller, Benjamin Shawa Working paper From direct supply to e-vouchers: What Zambia's FISP reform changed Robin Burgess, Agnes Norris Keiller, Benjamin Shawa Policy brief Themes Firms Farms Countries Rwanda
