Policy lessons for sustainable intensification: At a recent policy forum in Mozambique scientists, agricultural leaders and farmers discussed the implications of 8-years of SIMLESA’s results. The forum highlighted several opportunities and lessons learned from SIMLESA on how to improve farmers’ yields while protecting the environment,
link them to markets and to stimulate the scaling of new farming techniques. Listen to scientists and farmers explain their experiences in the SIMLESA project.
Gender integration plans for achieving gender, nutrition- and climate smart-agriculture.
World Development Volume 56, Pages 153-171
Authors: Menale Kassie, Simon Wagura Ndiritu, Jesper Stage
SIMLESA approaches meets smallholder farmers’ challenges in an effort to build food security in Mozambique.
– International Journal of Climate Change Strategies and Management, Vol. 7 Issue: 3, pp.247-271 (2) pg 458-463
Authors: Kindie Tesfaye, Sika Gbegbelegbe, Jill E Cairns, Bekele Shiferaw, Boddupalli M Prasanna, Kai Sonder, Ken Boote, Dan Makumbi, Richard Robertson,
Conservation farming practices have built climate-resilient and productive farming systems in Malawi.
SIMLESA case research illustrate AIPs are an effective mechanism for gender mainstreaming and addressing strategic interests.
A guide to optimal intercropping patterns for maize and beans in Uganda.
