Reaching Mozambican Farmers Through CATI

Agricultural programmes are designed to create lasting change, but demonstrating that change requires more than periodic field visits. It requires continuous access to the experiences, challenges, and progress of the people at the centre of every intervention. For organizations investing in Mozambique's agricultural sector, maintaining that level of visibility is essential for understanding what is working, what needs attention, and where greater impact can be achieved.

This is particularly important in a country where agricultural programmes often span diverse production systems, cover extensive rural areas, and operate under conditions that can change rapidly from one season to the next. Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) bridges that gap by enabling organizations to engage farming communities consistently through structured telephone interviews.

Supporting Agricultural Research, Monitoring and Evaluation

The strongest agricultural programmes are those that can adapt as conditions change. Access to timely insights allows organizations to verify progress, understand emerging challenges, and demonstrate results with greater confidence. Rather than replacing fieldwork, CATI complements it by extending the reach of Monitoring & Evaluation activities and creating a more efficient approach to agricultural research across Mozambique.

CATI Africa helps organizations to:

• Maintain visibility across agricultural investments
• Understand changing field conditions
• Validate programme outcomes with confidence
• Strengthen reporting through continuous evidence

Our expertise supports agricultural initiatives involving:

• Climate adaptation and resilient agriculture
• Cashew, cotton, sesame, and rice value chains
• Rural livelihoods and agricultural productivity
• Agricultural research, Monitoring & Evaluation

At CATI Africa, we combine experienced interviewers, multilingual survey delivery, and rigorous quality assurance to generate dependable agricultural insights that help governments, development partners, agribusinesses, and research institutions make better decisions and achieve greater impact across Mozambique.