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RESOURCES FROM SIMLESA

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Media Report

Business Model Design Training – Adama, Ethiopia

Welcome to this second issue of the FACASI Newsletter, 2014

Presentation

Gender integration in SIMLESA (Part 2)

Gender integration plans for achieving gender, nutrition- and climate smart-agriculture.

Policy brief

SEED VALUE CHAINS to Support Sustainable Intensification in Tanzania

This brief is based on a value chain survey carried out on the maize and legume seed sectors in Tanzania.

Infographic/Factsheet

Delivering appropriate mechanization to smallholders in sub-Saharan Africa: the FACASI experience

TECHNICAL BULLETIN 01

Working paper

Business model for scaling-up 2WT technologies among smallholder farmers: theorical underpinnings and empirical observations

Working paper

An Assessment of Two Wheel Tractor (2WT) – Based Business Models Adopted by Women Entrepreneurs: The Case of Farm Mechanization and Conservation Agriculture for Sustainable Intensification (FACASI) Implemented in Makonde and Nyanga Districts, Zimbabwe

By: Bertha Tariro Tandayi

Infographic/Factsheet

Scaling appropriate agricultural mechanization worldwide: two-wheel tractors and smallholders farmers

Working paper

Cost Benefit Analysis of Small Scale Mechanization in Zimbabwe

Dorcas Matangi1, Alice Woodhead2, Michael Misiko3, Ephrem Tadesse4, Frédéric Baudron5

Working paper

Economics of 2WT mechanization – Ethiopia

Working paper

Inventory on 2w tractors in Ethiopia

MELKASSA AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER
Girma M., Dr. Adam B., Bisrat G., Friew K.

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