EconView Socioeconomic Consulting(ESC) is dedicated to fostering sustainable agricultural resilience by strengthening farmer involvement and empowerment through Ethiopia’s agroecology transition. We believe that true ecological transformation begins with the agency of the smallholder farmer. By integrating indigenous knowledge with scientific innovation, we help transition local food systems toward sustainability and equity.
Our team delivers a comprehensive, data-driven framework to ensure project success. We design baseline assessments to capture local socioeconomic nuances and ecological conditions. We implement participatory models that put farmers at the center of decision-making, ensuring the adoption of regenerative practices. And a rigorous M&E analysis to track impact, measuring both environmental health and the socioeconomic uplift of farming communities. Through this holistic approach, EconView ensures that the transition to agroecology is not just a technical shift, but a pathway to lasting economic independence for Ethiopian farmers.

EconView Socioeconomic Consulting (ESC) is an Ethiopia-based research firm dedicated to solving complex developmental and environmental challenges. We leverage our expertise in Applied Microeconomics and Gender Empowerment to champion the agroecological transition, placing smallholder farmers at the heart of sustainable food systems. ESC provides a full-spectrum service suite to ensure these transitions are inclusive and data-driven:
1. Strategic Preparation: We design pilot surveys and baseline assessments that capture local indigenous knowledge and socioeconomic realities.
2. Intervention & Support: We facilitate participatory models and capacity-building training to empower farmers as agents of ecological change.
3. Rigorous M&EL: Our independent Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning systems—including RCTs and Environmental Impact Assessments—track the long-term success of regenerative practices.
4. By bridging scientific research with community-led action, ESC transforms the agroecological shift into a pathway for lasting economic independence and environmental resilience for Ethiopian farmers.