Adoption and Ex-post Impact of Agricultural Technologies on Rural Poverty: Evidence from Amhara Region, Ethiopia

This study examines the impacts of multiple agricultural technology adoption on poverty in rural Amhara region, Ethiopia. The is based Ethiopian socio economic survey 2015/16. A total 656 farm households were included. employed Multinomial Logit model to identify determinants and Endogenous Switching Models measure effect poverty. results revealed that educational level household head, family size, off-farm participation, livestock, extension visit, credit access, advisory service, plot distance, distance from market, zonal town, remittances are major decisions. impact technologies increases consumption expenditure significantly, thereby reduces Moreover, package provides higher than isolation. Therefore, suggests policies promote wider alternative at regional country help reduce