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, Ephrem Tadesse
This infographic demonstrates how AIPS have increased farmer outreach in Tanzania.
ACIAR recommends that synergisms between public and private efforts are required for household mechanization.
SIMLESA’s outputs contributed to Kenya’s development strategy and priorities.
Mulch is important in controlling soil erosion as demonstrated in this case study from Ethiopia.
Technological Forecasting and Social Change Volume 103, Pages 240-248
Authors: Munyaradzi Mutenje, Henry Kankwamba, Julius Mangisonib, Menale Kassie
Read about the technology packages implemented by SIMLESA in Malawi to aid the scaling out of CASI.
-CIMMYT.ORG SIMLESA has undertaken a multidisciplinary research approach bringing together sociologists, economists, agronomists and breeders to study how maize-legume conservation agriculture-based farming can best benefit farmers in Eastern and Southern Africa with promising results. Read more of this report here.
A collection of AIPs have led to complementary roles in the development, adaptation, dissemination and adoption of knowledge for biophysical and socioeconomic benefits.
Agricultural Innovation Platforms create strong support systems for climate-smart agriculture in Tanzania.
