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PROGRAMME DE PRODUCTIVITE AGRICOLE DE L'AFRIQUE AUSTRALE (APPSA)

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa (APPSA)
Co-authors

CCARDESA

Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
CCARDESA
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All rights reserved
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Document
Language
FR
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Gender Marker 0
Description/Abstract

APPSA Brochure

Partners
The World Bank
Theme
Knowledge and Information Management, Communication and Policy Support
Keywords
APPSA Brochure French
Contact name (for further information)
Dr.Murata
Target audience
National Policy Makers
CCARDESA Category
Brochures and Pamphlets

Soybean Products Generate Income for Smallholder Farmers In Mozambique: The story of Mrs Isaltina Aly Trigo

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa (APPSA)
Co-authors

Dr Tenyson Mzengeza

Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 3
Youth marker
Youth Marker 1
Description/Abstract

Impact of APPSA support to farmers in Mozambique 

Partners
The World Bank
Theme
Commercialisation of the Agricultural Sector and Market Access
Keywords
Soybean products, market access, value addition
Contact name (for further information)
Dr.Murata
Target audience
Farm Produce Marketing
CCARDESA Category
Best Practice

Scaling Up Smallholder Soybean Production In Zambia

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa (APPSA)
Co-authors

Ndashe Philemon Kapulu,

Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 1
Youth marker
Youth Marker 0
Description/Abstract

Impact of APPSA support in soybean production in Zambia

Partners
The World Bank
Theme
Commercialisation of the Agricultural Sector and Market Access
Keywords
Soy Bean Production, Conservation Farming
Contact name (for further information)
Dr.Murata
Target audience
Farm Produce Marketing

Pache Pache Seed Growers Receive Shot In The Arm

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa (APPSA)
Co-authors

APPSA/

Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 1
Youth marker
Youth Marker 1
Description/Abstract

Seed markets

Partners
Food and Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Analysis Network (FANRPAN)
Theme
Commercialisation of the Agricultural Sector and Market Access
Keywords
Seed production, Seed Marketing
Contact name (for further information)
Dr.Murata
Target audience
National Research Institutions
CCARDESA Category
Best Practice

Farmers Benefit from Improved Rice Varieties in Malawi

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa (APPSA)
Co-authors

APPSA /World Bank

Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 1
Youth marker
Youth Marker 0
Description/Abstract

Impact of APPSA support in Malawi for Rice value chain

Partners
The World Bank
Theme
Commercialisation of the Agricultural Sector and Market Access
Keywords
Rice Varieties, APPSA, Value Chains
Contact name (for further information)
Dr.Murata
Target audience
Agricultural Input, Service Providers and NGOs
CCARDESA Category
Best Practice

Groundnuts Seed Production Saves Farmers Against Falling Prices of “White Gold” In Petauke

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa (APPSA)
Co-authors

APPSA/World Bank

Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 1
Youth marker
Youth Marker 0
Description/Abstract

Groundnuts farming

Partners
The World Bank
Theme
Commercialisation of the Agricultural Sector and Market Access
Contact name (for further information)
Dr.Murata
Target audience
Farm Produce Marketing

APPSA Grooms Lead Farmer to Promote Conservation Farming In Malawi

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa (APPSA)
Co-authors

APPSA

Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 1
Youth marker
Youth Marker 0
Description/Abstract

APPSA Impact in onservation Farming

Partners
The World Bank
Theme
Resilience to Emerging Agricultural Risks: Environmental, Climate Change and Transboundary Pests and Diseases
Contact name (for further information)
Dr.Murata
Target audience
National Farmers Organisations
CCARDESA Category
Best Practice

Black Smith Returns to Farming

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa (APPSA)
Co-authors

APPSA/ World Bank 

Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 0
Youth marker
Youth Marker 0
Description/Abstract

Impact story 

Partners
The World Bank
Theme
Commercialisation of the Agricultural Sector and Market Access
Keywords
Agricultural good practices, Crop Rotation
Contact name (for further information)
Dr.Murata
Contact institution (for further information)
APPSA
Target audience
National Farmers Organisations
CCARDESA Category
Best Practice

BEAN PROCESSING ENHANCES FOOD SECURITY AND INCOME IN MOZAMBIQUE

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa (APPSA)
Co-authors

Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa (APPSA)

Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 1
Youth marker
Youth Marker 1
Description/Abstract

Impact story

Theme
Knowledge and Information Management, Communication and Policy Support
Keywords
Bean Processing, Women Farmers
Contact name (for further information)
Dr Oscar Chichongue, the Principal Investigator for the project at IIAM
Contact phone (for further information)
Dr.Murata
Target audience
Universities/Colleges
CCARDESA Category
Best Practice

AN ANALYSIS OF SORGHUM PRODUCTION TRENDS IN THE SEMI-ARID REGIONS OF ZIMBABWE.

Content Type
Partner Collections Content
Author or Institution as Author
Tafadzwa Cipangura
Date of publication
Edition or Version
2.00
Institution
Department of Research and Specialist Services
Copyright/Licence
Creative Commons – Attribution (CCBY)
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 0
Description/Abstract

¨Micronutrients are essential for plant growth and play an important role in balanced crop nutrition. They promote the strong ,steady growth of crops that produce higher yields and increase harvest quality- maximizing a plant’s genetic potential.

¨ Most micronutrients are immobile in soils and plants. There is therefore need to supply additional micronutrients to the soil.

Theme
Knowledge and Information Management, Communication and Policy Support
Keywords
Zimbabwe,Micronutrients,Maize grain
Contact name (for further information)
Lloyd Sondayi
Contact email (for further information)
lloydsondayi@yahoo.com
Contact phone (for further information)
+263 7749159
Contact institution (for further information)
Ministry Of Agriculture
Citation

Sondayi,l.(2019),Effects of micronutrients on maize grain yield and macronutrients uptake
.2019.[Onlone]Harare:20

Target audience
International Research Institutions
CCARDESA Category
Training and Conference Materials
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4.61M

Beneficiaries Reached

97000

Farmers Trained

3720

Number of Value Chain Actors Accessing CSA

41300

Lead Farmers Supported