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Assessment of the Economic Impact of the Adopting Drought Tolerant Maize Varieties in Benin
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Over 5 million sub-Saharan African households benefit from improved drought tolerant maize varieties
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Adoption of flood-tolerant rice varieties in Bangladesh (sub1)
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Adoption of stress-tolerant rice varieties in India and Bangladesh: Impacts on households' income, consumption and food security
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Improved drought tolerant maize varieties led to improved yields and livelihoods in Nigeria
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impact of improved rice varieties in sub-Saharan Africa
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Improved rice variety (WITA 9) was adopted by 24% of rice farmers and increase income by US$ 91 per ha in Cote d'Ivoire
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South Asian farmers avoid losses and earn relatively more income by planting heat- and drought tolerant hybrids based on CGIAR germplasm.
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48% of farmers adopt stress-tolerant rice varieties and improve their yield and income in flood-risk areas in India
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Private sector partnership increased adoption of Aflasafe, reducing aflatoxin accumulation and improving net incomes for smallholders in Nigeria
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Improved drought tolerant maize improved farmer yields and livelihoods benefiting 5.4 million households in eastern, western & southern Africa (DTMA, STMA)
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MasAgro project in Mexico: 500,000 farmers improve yields, incomes and food security by growing improved maize varieties and practicing conservation agriculture on 1.3 million hectares.
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Farmers plant Heat Tolerant Maize varieties to improve their food security and livelihood in climate-vulnerable areas of South Asia, on over 20,000 ha
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Adoption of smart-valley approach by rice producers in Benin, Togo, Nigeria, Liberia and Sierra Leone (Liberia and Sierra Leone are two new countries in 2020)
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The Seeds Without Borders Agreement in South Asia is easing rice varieties sharing among countries
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Use of improved dissemination strategies leading to high adoption of new drought tolerant barley variety (Kounouz)
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Wheat Varietal Diversification Increases Ethiopian Smallholders’ Food Security for 50,000 to 75,000 farmers: Evidence from a WLE/Alliance-led Participatory Development Initiative
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Technology adoption among Bolivian rice farmers: A multivariate approach
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Options by context approach to agronomic innovation profoundly changed International, Government, NGO and private sector policy and practice across 14 countries.
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FTA develops a predictive breeding tool to save the Shea Tree in Africa intended to benefit women and smallholder farmers
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Mitigating the effects of drought through food security and nutrition monitoring: lessons from Malawi
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Adoption of spineless cactus pear by 7,000 smallholder farmers in Jordan and India as a multipurpose crop for enhanced resilience and increased household income
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What drives the demand for drought-resilient sorghum varieties? Evidence from moisturestressed areas in Ethiopia
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Faster farmer replacement of improved wheat varieties provides resilience and income; laid a foundation for Ethiopian wheat self-sufficiency

Author: CGIAR Research Program on Rice