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MIXTAPE: Monitoring Impacts for Technology Adoption and Program Engagement in Bangladesh

About MIXTAPE

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MIXTAPE is a country-level study of the dynamics of agricultural innovation in Bangladesh, focusing on CGIAR-related agricultural innovations in the field of rice and aquaculture. As a flagship Standing Panel on Impact Assessment (SPIA) country study, it serves as the leading initiative evaluating CGIAR-driven agricultural transformation and research impact in Bangladesh.

 

 MIXTAPE will leverage national datasets and conduct a mixed-methods data collection campaign that emphasizes mapping intervention-specific adoption, adoption outcomes and identifying interactions across interventions. In doing so, MIXTAPE investigates impacts at large scale and their trade-offs, including environmental footprint, ecosystem health, food market and prices, labor market, and women’s empowerment in agriculture.

Objectives

01

Measure adoption dynamics of CGIAR-related innovations in Bangladesh, with specific attention to the rice and aquaculture sectors.​​

02

Investigate impacts of adoption (and dis-adoption) at a large scale and trade-offs, including environmental footprint, ecosystem health, food market and prices, labor market, and women’s empowerment in agriculture.​

03

Map CGIAR intervention-specific adoption, adoption outcomes and identify interactions across interventions.

Methodology

1. Stocktaking Exercise

  • Builds on the initial two-day consultation meeting on 10-11th July 2025

Step 1: Extensive literature review

Step 2: Key informants' interviews

Step 3: Divisional-level expert elicitation workshops

Step 4: National-level expert consultation workshops

3. Cross-section Surveys

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5. Remotely Sensed Imagery

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2. Analysis of Existing Datasets

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4. Fingerprinting Dataset

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Setting the Stage: Stocktaking and Informed Design 

Lead: Bangladesh Agricultural University (Saiful Islam)

Key Activities:

  • Evidence Synthesis: PRISMA-guided scoping review of CGIAR technology adoption and impact in Bangladesh.

  • Methodological Alignment: Inception workshop to advance SPIA-aligned stocktaking protocols and expert-elicitation validation methods.

  • Stocktake Integration: Consolidation and updating of national innovation databases.

  • Cross-Working Group Strategy: Longitudinal framework bridging innovation stocktaking, backward-looking impact evaluation, and forward-looking research.

Data and Publications

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Team Members

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Andrew Bell

Co-PI

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Martina Occelli

Co-PI

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Saiful Islam

Co-PI

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John Hoddinott

Impact Assessment

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Hale Ann Tufan

Impact Assessment | Lead: intra-household 

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Miguel Gomez

Impact Assessment

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Katie Fiorella

Impact Assessment | Lead: fingerprinting

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Chuan Liao

Impact Assessment

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Andy McDonald

Remote Sending |  Impact Assessment | Lead: remote sensing

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Shubham Singh

Graduate Student | Impact Assessment

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Kushal Kumar

Graduate Student | Impact Assessment

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Mahmuda Nasrin

Impact Assessment

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Md. Nayeem Hasan Pramanik

Graduate Student | Impact Assessment

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Md. Mahir Faisal Shuvo

Masters Student | Impact Assessment

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Jamiur Rahman Joy

Graduate Student | Impact Assessment

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Momtahena Jimon

Impact Assessment

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Yeyoung Lee

 

Postdoc | Impact Assessment

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Deepa Rangarajan

Graduate Student | Remote Sensing 

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Kurt Waldman

Behavioural | Remote Sensing

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Mohammad Chhiddikur Rahman

Impact Assessment

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Marije Schaafsma

Behavioral (WG4)

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Aktharul Alam

Impact Assessment

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Ying Sun

Remote Sensing

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James Stevenson

Contact within SPIA

Contact Us

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andrew.bell (at) cornell.edu

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