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Designing gender- and youth-responsive agronomic solutions by Lambrecht, Isabel B., Ma, Ning, Ragasa, Catherine, Cole, S., Kreye, C., Peter, H., Yergo, W., Arouna, A., Tijjani, K., Shehu, B.M., Ibrahim, A., Kazuki, S., Kamara, A., Aliyu, M.K., Taru, A., Sasakawa Africa Association

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Review of fisheries and aquaculture policies in Ghana: technical report by Mapedza, Everisto D., Buisson, Marie-Charlotte, Zane, Giulia, Appiah, Sarah, Asmah, R., Ahiah, L., Mensah, E.

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WP 4: Integrated food, land, water and energy systems for climate resilient landscapes by Baum, Michael, Lahham, Nisreen, Brouziyne, Youssef, Anarbekov, Oyture, Nangia, Vinay, Abay , Kibrom, Nasr-Allah, Ahmed, Lal Jat, Mangi

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Good practices for preprocessing and cooking farmed fish by Zakkar, Ahmed, EL-Sira, Ibrahim, Mosbah, Menna, Nasr-Allah, Ahmed

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Assessing the impact of aquaculture in small dams in Ghana's North-East Region: early results and lessons by Zane, Giulia, Appiah, Sarah, Buisson, Marie-Charlotte, Bosompem, Richeal Akosua, Asmah, R., Mensah, E. T. D., Ahiah, L. A.

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Priority quality traits for gendered sweetpotato breeding in Mozambique by Mayanja, S., Tinyiro, S.E., Ogwal, D.M., Makunde, G.S., Naico, A., Nakitto, M., Ssali, R.T., Andrade, M.I.

“…Processing diagnostics and consumer studies evaluated two local varieties (‘Lilas’, ‘N’santimuni’) and two improved varieties (‘Alisha’, ‘Irene’). Data from processors were analyzed using content analysis and summary statistics. …”
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Priority quality traits for gendered sweet potato breeding in Mozambique by Mayanja, Sarah, Tinyiro, Samuel Edgar, Ogwal, Martin, Makunde, Godwill, Naico, Abdul, Nakitto, Mariam, Ssali, Reuben, Andrade, Maria

“…Consumers preferred the N’santimuni and Lilas varieties because of their high dry matter, pleasant sweet potato smell, firmness in the hand, smoothness when eating and sweet taste. The Alisha and Irene varieties were the most penalized with low scores on sweetness, mealiness and firmness. …”
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Novel bean varieties reach millions of African farmers by International Center for Tropical Agriculture

“…The alliance encompasses the Eastern and Central Africa Bean Research Network (ECABREN), the Southern Africa Bean Research Network (SABRN), and the West and Central Africa Bean Research Network (WECABREN). Mrs. Aidah Abia, Chairperson of Balla Women and Youth Bean Seed Producers in northern Uganda, testifies that growing beans for seed has changed her life. …”
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