Improved forage grasses: Bringing their integration into humid- to sub-humid livestock production systems to scale
The closing workshop for the Grass 2 Cash @scale project organised in Kisumu, Kenya between the 27th and 28th of June 2024. It was a 2-day physical meeting with 26 participants from CIAT, KALRO, Ripple Effect, Advantage Crops Ltd, the Department of Livestock (Kakamega), dairy cooperatives, forage bu...
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| author | Sibiko, Kenneth W Odhiambo, Ruth Muthomi, Fredrick Kipkosgei, Solomon Mwema, Emmanuel Hansen, Andreas Mwendia, Solomon Notenbaert, An |
| author_browse | Hansen, Andreas Kipkosgei, Solomon Muthomi, Fredrick Mwema, Emmanuel Mwendia, Solomon Notenbaert, An Odhiambo, Ruth Sibiko, Kenneth W |
| author_facet | Sibiko, Kenneth W Odhiambo, Ruth Muthomi, Fredrick Kipkosgei, Solomon Mwema, Emmanuel Hansen, Andreas Mwendia, Solomon Notenbaert, An |
| author_sort | Sibiko, Kenneth W |
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| description | The closing workshop for the Grass 2 Cash @scale project organised in Kisumu, Kenya between the 27th and 28th of June 2024. It was a 2-day physical meeting with 26 participants from CIAT, KALRO, Ripple Effect, Advantage Crops Ltd, the Department of Livestock (Kakamega), dairy cooperatives, forage business groups/CBOs, extension trainers, and men, women and youth farmers from Meru, Uasin-Gishu, Kakamega, Bungoma, Busia and Siaya counties of Kenya. The objectives of the workshop were: 1) to create a common understanding of the research problem, project’s objectives, and components; 2) to reflect on the project’s theory of change and share the achievements realized in the project; 3) to share insights from the project evaluation and other research studies; and 4) to discuss challenges encountered and suggest ways to improve the implementation of similar ongoing or future projects. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1627052025-11-05T12:28:23Z Improved forage grasses: Bringing their integration into humid- to sub-humid livestock production systems to scale Sibiko, Kenneth W Odhiambo, Ruth Muthomi, Fredrick Kipkosgei, Solomon Mwema, Emmanuel Hansen, Andreas Mwendia, Solomon Notenbaert, An livestock workshops scaling up project evaluation forage-fodder feed crops-fodder crops The closing workshop for the Grass 2 Cash @scale project organised in Kisumu, Kenya between the 27th and 28th of June 2024. It was a 2-day physical meeting with 26 participants from CIAT, KALRO, Ripple Effect, Advantage Crops Ltd, the Department of Livestock (Kakamega), dairy cooperatives, forage business groups/CBOs, extension trainers, and men, women and youth farmers from Meru, Uasin-Gishu, Kakamega, Bungoma, Busia and Siaya counties of Kenya. The objectives of the workshop were: 1) to create a common understanding of the research problem, project’s objectives, and components; 2) to reflect on the project’s theory of change and share the achievements realized in the project; 3) to share insights from the project evaluation and other research studies; and 4) to discuss challenges encountered and suggest ways to improve the implementation of similar ongoing or future projects. 2024-11-20 2024-11-25T11:17:30Z 2024-11-25T11:17:30Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/162705 en Open Access application/pdf Sibiko, K.W.; Odhiambo, R.; Muthomi, F.; Kipkosgei, S.; Mwema, E.; Hansen, A.; Mwendia, S.; Notenbaert, A. (2024) Improved forage grasses: Bringing their integration into humid- to sub-humid livestock production systems to scale. Grass 2 Cash @Scale Project Project Closing Workshop Report. 30 p. |
| spellingShingle | livestock workshops scaling up project evaluation forage-fodder feed crops-fodder crops Sibiko, Kenneth W Odhiambo, Ruth Muthomi, Fredrick Kipkosgei, Solomon Mwema, Emmanuel Hansen, Andreas Mwendia, Solomon Notenbaert, An Improved forage grasses: Bringing their integration into humid- to sub-humid livestock production systems to scale |
| title | Improved forage grasses: Bringing their integration into humid- to sub-humid livestock production systems to scale |
| title_full | Improved forage grasses: Bringing their integration into humid- to sub-humid livestock production systems to scale |
| title_fullStr | Improved forage grasses: Bringing their integration into humid- to sub-humid livestock production systems to scale |
| title_full_unstemmed | Improved forage grasses: Bringing their integration into humid- to sub-humid livestock production systems to scale |
| title_short | Improved forage grasses: Bringing their integration into humid- to sub-humid livestock production systems to scale |
| title_sort | improved forage grasses bringing their integration into humid to sub humid livestock production systems to scale |
| topic | livestock workshops scaling up project evaluation forage-fodder feed crops-fodder crops |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/162705 |
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