Search Results - "Mozambique"

Productive capacity of small ruminants - preliminary results by Makinnon, D.

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Response of promiscuous-nodulating soybean (Glycine max L. Merr.) genotypes to Bradyrhizobium inoculation at three field sites in Mozambique by Gyogluu, C., Boahen, S.K., Dakora, F.D.

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Cyclone Idai: Jump-starting farmer recovery in Mozambique. Outcome story. by International Potato Center

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Using flock simulations for modern goat market systems in Central Mozambique by Homann-Kee Tui, Sabine, Sisito, Givious, Quembo, Carlos, Sixpence, Claudio

“…In marginal and high-risk farming areas like Marara District in Central Mozambique, goats are a quick investment pathway for smallholder farmers and can enhance the benefits from agriculture. …”
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A breakthrough: Hybrid population breeding validated in Peru, Uganda, and Mozambique by International Potato Center

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[updated from 2017] Aflasafe MWMZ01 product for Malawi and Mozambique by CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health

“…Aflasafe MWMZ01, a biocontrol product developed for use in maize and groundnut in Malawi and Mozambique, has reached the final stage of piloting. …”
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Predicting food crop production in times of crisis: the case of wheat in Mozambique by Ly, R., Matchaya, Greenwell C., Fakudze, Bhekiwe, Dia, K.

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Gender Food Mapping for Boiled Sweetpotato in Mozambique. RTB Technical Report by Mayanja, S., Tinyiro, E.S., Kisakye, S., Anena, B., Asasira, M., Abdul, N., Mulwa, C.K., Kawarazuka, Nozomi, Andrade, M.I.

“…For CIP, it is gratifying that farmers in Mozambique are increasingly accepting the OFSP varieties given the high ranking amongst preferred varieties. …”
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Symbiotic effectiveness of Bradyrhizobium strains on soybean growth and productivity in Northern Mozambique by Boahen, S., Engoke, C., Muananamuale, C., Malita, C., Wiredu, A., Chibeba, A.M., Elia, P., Chikoye, D.

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Impact Evaluation of The Innovation for Agribusiness (InovAgro) Project in Northern Mozambique by Amare, Mulubrhan, Zavale, Helder, Smart, Jenny

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Women’s visibility and bargaining power in the common bean value chain in Mozambique by Maereka, Enock Kuziwa, Nchanji, Eileen B., Nyamolo, Victor, Cosmas, Lutomia K., Chataika, Bartholomew Y.

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Systems analysis to support WFP regional action on climate resilience for Mozambique by Minoarivelo, Onivola, Craparo, Alessandro Carmelo William, Basel, Ashleigh Megan, Nguyen, Kien Tri, Läderach, Peter R.D.

“…Within the framework of the Mozambique government’s Area Based Management Plan, WFP aims to build climate resilient communities through activities revolving around ecosystem-based adaptation, integrated water resource management and community-based conservation in the Sofala province. …”
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SP innovation ‘pires’ (pathways) in Mozambique: A historical and gendered perspective by Forsythe, Lora, Chipenembe, Maria Judite, Madroba, Gonzaga Luis, Lamboll, Richard, Mulwa, Chalmers K.

“…This research paper and the accompanying visual representations explore this theme through an analysis of community discussions that bring a historical perspective to the non-indigenous crop of sweetpotato in Manica and Nampula provinces of Mozambique. The study involved qualitative, codesigned and participatory research that involved an interdisciplinary team from Mozambique, Kenya and the UK working with community elders, and male and female farmers. …”
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The impact of market system development approaches: The case of InovAgro in Mozambique by Amare, Mulubrhan, Zavale, Helder, Smart, Jenny, Ghebru, Hosaena

“…This brief examines the impact of an MSD intervention (InovAgro) in Mozambique that was designed to increase incomes and improve economic security for poor smallholder farmers through improved productivity and development of high-potential value chains. …”
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Learning from Nutritious Sweetpotato for Niassa and Applying Lessons to Inhambane, Mozambique by Rakotoarisoa, B., Antonio, C.M.

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Reaching End Users (REU) Socioeconomic Endline Survey 2009, Mozambique by International Food Policy Research Institute, International Potato Center

“…HarvestPlus selected regions of Uganda and Mozambique for this initiative because in these areas of each country white- or yellow-fleshed sweet potato is either the staple crop (Uganda) or an important secondary source of starch (Mozambique). …”
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Towards a common vision of climate, peace, security and migration in Mozambique by Maviza, Gracsious, Caroli, Giulia, Makanda, Joseph, Tarusarira, Joram, Sax, Niklas, Gadu, Siyaxola, Synnestvedt, Thea, Mandlenkosi, Maphosa, De Coning, Cedric, Savelli, Adam, Basel, Ashleigh, Carneiro, Bia, Ndlovu, Sindiso, Moyo, Nqobile, Sakabilo, Namatama, Laderach, Peter

“…Mozambique faces significant challenges due to its vulnerability to climate variability and change, exacerbated by geographical factors and historical conflicts. …”
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2012 Social Accounting Matrix for Mozambique: A Nexus Project SAM by Thurlow, James, van Seventer, Dirk

“…The purpose of this paper is used to document the different steps followed to construct the 2012 Social Accounting Matrix for Mozambique. The SAM is an extension of the Standard Nexus Structure. …”
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Biofortification, crop adoption and health information: Impact pathways in Mozambique and Uganda by de Brauw, Alan, Eozenou, Patrick, Gilligan, Daniel O., Hotz, Christine, Kumar, Neha, Meenakshi, J.V.

“…We report evidence from similar randomized field experiments conducted in Mozambique and Uganda to promote OFSP. We further use causal mediation analysis to study impact pathways for adoption and dietary intakes. …”
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Climate change and developing country growth: The cases of Malawi, Mozambique, and Zambia by Arndt, Channing, Chinowsky, Paul, Fant, Charles, Paltsev, Sergey, Schlosser, Adam, Strzepek, Kenneth M., Tarp, Finn, Thurlow, James

“…Focusing on Malawi, Mozambique, and Zambia, we employ a structural approach to biophysical and economic modeling that incorporates climate uncertainty and allows for rigorous comparison of climate, biophysical, and economic outcomes across global mitigation regimes. …”
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