1. Introduction Agriculture in Zimbabwe is characterized by a dualistic structure.
Gender achievements achieved under SIMLESA phase I work and scaling out plans for gender AIPs mainstreaming.
SIMLESA has generated a number of CASI options from which farmers can choose from depending on their social and environmental context.
-AFRICA BUSINESS COMMUNITIES
Behind the SIMLESA project, is the story of thousands of farmers who have transformed their lands and increased earnings..
Ethiopian Journal of Agricultural Sciences ,
Authors: Shiferaw Tadesse, Setegn Gebeyehu, Nigussie Dechassae
MELKASSA AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER
Girma M., Dr. Adam B., Bisrat G., Friew K.
Journal of Agricultural Economics 69:1, pages 76-95.
Authors: Menale Kassie, Paswel Marenya, Yohannis Tessema, Moti Jaleta, Di Zeng, Olaf Erenstein, Dil Rahut.
-CIMMYT
In this report, agriculture experts from the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) call for intensively scaling up climate-resilient seeds and climate-smart innovations.
