CASI technologies promise to improve food security and adaption to climate change.
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
The General Assembly (GA) of ASARECA consists of all Members duly admitted to the Association and registered. The Business Committee acts as its Electoral College and is made up of five individuals drawn from institutions in each Member State in good standing.
Presentation on a tentative review of SIMLESA’s achievements and questions arising from the review.
Gender integration plans for achieving gender, nutrition- and climate smart-agriculture.
Mechanization increases efficiency, resilience and productivity;case study from Uganda.
Report on the conclusions at the Uganda SIMLESA policy forum.
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.
