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Publications
Production, marketing, and consumption of small ruminants in Mali
31 Dec 2022
This report contains information about Mali's agricultural sector, and breeds of small ruminants in Mali, reproduction system, production parameters of small ruminants in traditional system, constraints to the production systems and the role of small ruminants in the livelihoods of smallholder producers.
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no poverty,poverty reduction, livelihoods and jobs Publications
Consultative workshop on the role of climate info data and services in Uzbekistan report
31 Dec 2022
This workshop is based on CGIAR Regional Integrated Initiative F2R-CWANA WP5. The workshop sets itself the task of answering this question: “What kind of Climate Information Data and Services do participants need to manage climate risks in the CWANA region, in particular in Uzbekistan?” The consultative seminar within the framework of WP5 coincides with World Soil Day and World Mountain Day, which is celebrated jointly with the Committee of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Uzbekistan on the development of the Aral Sea region.
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climate action,climate adaptation and mitigation Publications
Intervention Landscape of the CGIAR Agroecology Initiative in El Rhahla Region – Siliana District/Tunisian Agroecological Living Landscape
31 Dec 2022
Intervention Landscape of the CGIAR Agroecology Initiative in El Rhahla Region – Siliana District/Tunisian Agroecological Living Landscape.
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reduce inequality,agroecological practices,mixed crop-livestock farms,zero hunger,decent work and growth economic,responsible consumption and production,partnerships for the goals,clean water and sanitation,climate adaptation and mitigation,environmental health and biodiversity,nutrition, health and food security,poverty reduction, livelihoods and jobs,gender equality, youth and social inclusion,agroecological living landscape Publications
Low-cost off-grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system
31 Dec 2022
Hydroponic forage production is a viable option to provide farmers with a source of highly
palatable forage at times of the year when other sources are not available. However,
hydroponic forage production systems are often expensive to purchase and run and highly
technologic, which makes repairing them complicated. In addition, they normally need to
be connected to a source of electricity, reducing the places where they can be installed. In
this report, we present a low-cost and off-the-grid solution that, coupled with elite
genotypes selected for forage productivity, can produce 150-200kg of fresh barley forage
every 7 days.
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production system Publications
Conservation Agriculture Dashboard concept
31 Dec 2022
An outline of Evidence of scaling and/or of impact
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platform Publications
Value chain analysis and actors mapping: Case of Tunisia
31 Dec 2022
The objective of this report is to analyze, mapping and select the main value chains with potential to integrate the agroecological principles in Tunisia. Based on the secondary data, rapid value chain analysis, focus group discussions at the living labs and participatory approach with the main stakeholders, three value chains were identified in Siliana and Kef governorates: olive oil, sheep meat and honey. The VC assessment according to agroecological principles conducted with the main actors places the olive oil VC as the major value chain with agroecological character. In this sense, an olive oil business model was proposed to encourage the olive producers of SMSA to produce a labeled olive oil to improve their revenues, enhance livelihoods and create a system of values that includes land (terroir).
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food value chains,olive,reduce inequality,sheep أغنام,zero hunger,decent work and growth economic,responsible consumption and production,partnerships for the goals,clean water and sanitation,climate adaptation and mitigation,environmental health and biodiversity,meat sheep,nutrition, health and food security,poverty reduction, livelihoods and jobs,gender equality, youth and social inclusion Publications
Institutional Innovations to Transform the Small Ruminant Value Chain in Mali
31 Dec 2022
Institutional Innovations to Transform the Small Ruminant Value Chain in Mali.
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small ruminant value chains,no poverty,poverty reduction, livelihoods and jobs Publications
Surveillance and monitoring the cereal rust diseases in Lebanon, Morocco, and Tunisia in 2022
31 Dec 2022
Tracking the movement of the wheat rust pathogens and monitoring their pathogenic variabilities are the main pillars in successful breeding for durable rust resistance and disease management programs. Despite the severe drought conditions in wheat growing areas in CWANA in 2022, the rust surveillance was coordinated by the Regional Cereal Rust Research Center-Turkey in Lebanon, Morocco, and Tunisia, following the BGRI rust surveillance protocols. The national rust surveillance teams at the Lebanese Agricultural Research Institute, Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (Morocco), and INSTITUT NATIONAL DES GRANDES CULTURES-TUNISIA (Tunisia) conducted the rust surveys in target countries. The GPS coordinates of survey sites, the status of rust diseases, and crop phenology were collected and shared with the online Global Cereal Rust Surveillance and Monitoring System (https://rusttracker.cimmyt.org) following the BGRI standard rust surveillance protocol (https://rusttracker.cimmyt.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/2013-Updated-BGRI-protocols-v2-web.pdf).
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rust surveillance,wheat rust pathogens,cereal rust diseases Powered by
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