Changes in mainstreaming approaches have increased the number of farmers reached in Mozambique (Written in Portuguese).
By Frédéric Baudron & David Kahan, CIMMYT
-CIMMYT
A report detailing the recommendations made during a policy forum held in Mozambique.
This study of the AIPs showed that both women and men experienced an increase in the yields as a result of better agricultural training.
-Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, vol 113 (2) pg 458-463
Authors: Romain Frelat, Santiago Lopez-Ridaura, Ken E. Giller, Mario Herrero, Sabine Douxchamps, Agnes Andersson Djurfeldt, Olaf Erenstein, Ben Henderson, Menale Kassie, Birthe K. Paul, Cyrille Rigolot, Randall S. Ritzema, Daniel Rodriguez, Piet J. A. van Asten, and Mark T. van Wijk
Presentation on SIMLESA’s summary of achievements by the program’s Objectives.
This 15-minute video provides insights into the SIMLESA multi-partner initiative being implemented in five African countries: Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania
DAVID KAHAN, ROGER BYMOLT* & FRED ZAAL
SIMLESA has generated a number of CASI options from which farmers can choose from depending on their social and environmental context.
Title:Powering smallholder agriculture in Eastern and Southern Africa: how 2-wheel tractors increase farm power among smallholders
Author:Bastemeijer, E.Year:2015