Farm to plate: School feeding catalysing investments in high iron bean value chain in Tanzania
Adequate nutrition is essential for schoolchildren’s health and wellbeing. Most children who benefit from school feeding programmes could already be nutrient deficient, vulnerable or at risk. These children rely heavily on such programmes because these could either be the only meal they consume in t...
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| author | Radegunda, Kessy Fungo, Robert Kalemera, Sylvia Monica Kamanda, Josey Machini, Justin Mdachi, Mary Mbiu, Julius Nestory, Shida Ubwe, Rose Matiko Kasubiri, Fadhili Salum Onyango, Patricia Rubyogo, Jean-Claude |
| author_browse | Fungo, Robert Kalemera, Sylvia Monica Kamanda, Josey Kasubiri, Fadhili Salum Machini, Justin Mbiu, Julius Mdachi, Mary Nestory, Shida Onyango, Patricia Radegunda, Kessy Rubyogo, Jean-Claude Ubwe, Rose Matiko |
| author_facet | Radegunda, Kessy Fungo, Robert Kalemera, Sylvia Monica Kamanda, Josey Machini, Justin Mdachi, Mary Mbiu, Julius Nestory, Shida Ubwe, Rose Matiko Kasubiri, Fadhili Salum Onyango, Patricia Rubyogo, Jean-Claude |
| author_sort | Radegunda, Kessy |
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| description | Adequate nutrition is essential for schoolchildren’s health and wellbeing. Most children who benefit from school feeding programmes could already be nutrient deficient, vulnerable or at risk. These children rely heavily on such programmes because these could either be the only meal they consume in the day. In response to the high prevalence rates of malnutrition, to maximize the impact of investments on negative nutrition outcomes for women and children, multi-sectoral interventions are proposed as long-term sustainable approaches to address malnutrition in Africa (Garrett et al., 2011). Anticipating the release of HIB varieties in 2018, by the Tanzania Agriculture Research Institute (TARI) in collaboration with PABRA, the two organizations co-developed an approach to promote use and consumption of high iron beans (HIBs) in schools and surrounding communities. The approached used a multi-stakeholder approach consisting of: Local Government Authorities (LGAs), schools, entrepreneurs (grain traders, food processors), inputs suppliers (seeds and agro inputs) and end-users. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1183762025-11-05T12:31:04Z Farm to plate: School feeding catalysing investments in high iron bean value chain in Tanzania Radegunda, Kessy Fungo, Robert Kalemera, Sylvia Monica Kamanda, Josey Machini, Justin Mdachi, Mary Mbiu, Julius Nestory, Shida Ubwe, Rose Matiko Kasubiri, Fadhili Salum Onyango, Patricia Rubyogo, Jean-Claude school feeding beans iron biofortification value chains bioenriquecimiento frijol hierro cadenas de valor Adequate nutrition is essential for schoolchildren’s health and wellbeing. Most children who benefit from school feeding programmes could already be nutrient deficient, vulnerable or at risk. These children rely heavily on such programmes because these could either be the only meal they consume in the day. In response to the high prevalence rates of malnutrition, to maximize the impact of investments on negative nutrition outcomes for women and children, multi-sectoral interventions are proposed as long-term sustainable approaches to address malnutrition in Africa (Garrett et al., 2011). Anticipating the release of HIB varieties in 2018, by the Tanzania Agriculture Research Institute (TARI) in collaboration with PABRA, the two organizations co-developed an approach to promote use and consumption of high iron beans (HIBs) in schools and surrounding communities. The approached used a multi-stakeholder approach consisting of: Local Government Authorities (LGAs), schools, entrepreneurs (grain traders, food processors), inputs suppliers (seeds and agro inputs) and end-users. 2021-12 2022-03-15T12:37:06Z 2022-03-15T12:37:06Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/118376 en Open Access application/pdf International Center for Tropical Agriculture Radegunda, K.; Fungo, R.; Kalemera, S.; Kamanda, J.; Machini, J.; Mdachi, M.; Mbiu, J.; Nestory, S.; Matiko Ubwe, R.; Salum Kasubiri, F.; Onyango, P.; Rubyogo, J.C. (2021) Farm to plate: School feeding catalysing investments in high iron bean value chain in Tanzania. Tanzania School Feeding Policy Brief. 20 p. |
| spellingShingle | school feeding beans iron biofortification value chains bioenriquecimiento frijol hierro cadenas de valor Radegunda, Kessy Fungo, Robert Kalemera, Sylvia Monica Kamanda, Josey Machini, Justin Mdachi, Mary Mbiu, Julius Nestory, Shida Ubwe, Rose Matiko Kasubiri, Fadhili Salum Onyango, Patricia Rubyogo, Jean-Claude Farm to plate: School feeding catalysing investments in high iron bean value chain in Tanzania |
| title | Farm to plate: School feeding catalysing investments in high iron bean value chain in Tanzania |
| title_full | Farm to plate: School feeding catalysing investments in high iron bean value chain in Tanzania |
| title_fullStr | Farm to plate: School feeding catalysing investments in high iron bean value chain in Tanzania |
| title_full_unstemmed | Farm to plate: School feeding catalysing investments in high iron bean value chain in Tanzania |
| title_short | Farm to plate: School feeding catalysing investments in high iron bean value chain in Tanzania |
| title_sort | farm to plate school feeding catalysing investments in high iron bean value chain in tanzania |
| topic | school feeding beans iron biofortification value chains bioenriquecimiento frijol hierro cadenas de valor |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/118376 |
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