This brief is based on a value chain survey carried out on the maize and legume seed sectors in Tanzania.
Journal of Gender Studies 28:2, pages 185-203.
Authors: Cathy Rozel Farnworth, Clare Stirling, Tek B. Sapkota, M. L. Jat, Michael Misiko & Simon Attwood
Learn about the significance of Science-led scaling strategy from SIMLESA’s integration approaches.
Frédéric Baudron & Michael Misiko & Bisrat Getnet & Raymond Nazare & John Sariah & Pascal Kaumbutho
African Crop Science Proceedings Vol. 10 pp. 283-286
Authors: Amane M.I.V.; Dias D.J.B.; Chirwa R.; Rubyogo J.C. e ;Tembo F.
This video on SIMLESA project highlights the importance of gender equity and social inclusion to achieving project impacts and outcomes, helping to drive transformative change towards securing a food secure future for Africa. Case studies and interviews with women and men farmers – including young people – detail how SIMLESA’s approach has re-shaped their maize-based farming lives.
Changes in mainstreaming approaches have increased the number of farmers reached in Mozambique.
CA-based technologies have had the greatest impact on yield regardless of climate.
