prepared by Rahel Assefa and Frédéric Baudron, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre (CIMMYT)
co-authors/ John Blackwell, David Kahan, Moti Jaleta, Saidi Mkomwa, Bisrat
contributors/ collaborators Getnet, Pascal Kaumbutho, John Sariah, Raymond Nazare, Djalalie Itana, Ephrem Tadesse
By Frédéric Baudron & David Kahan, CIMMYT
Mechanization increases efficiency, resilience and productivity;case study from Uganda.
-CIMMYT
Learn how SIMLESA’s work is among this contributing to gender sensitive agricultural research for development.
Research done under SIMLESA in dryland agricultural systems in high- and low-income countries has had great benefits for Australian farmers.
Michael Misiko and Alice Woodhead
International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, Kenya
The University of Southern Queensland, Australia
This video presents the outcomes of the SIMLESA project, featuring interviews with women and men farmers and scientists from four of the seven SIMLESA partner countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
The results presented in this brief, demonstrates the efficacy of the demonstration approach to agriculture extension.
