International Research Institutions

Mobile Learning App Development

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Simon Hughes
Funding Partner
GIZ-Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit
Date of publication
Edition or Version
1.00
Copyright/Licence
Creative Commons – Attribution - NonCommercial - ShareAlike (CCBYSA ND)
File format
Document
Language
EN
Description/Abstract

Presentation describes the CCARDESA mobile app development process.

Theme
Capacity Strengthening of CCARDESA and AR4D Institutions
Citation

Hughes, S. (2019, November 27–29). Mobile Learning App Development [Conference presentation]. APPSA End of Project Conference, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Target audience
Agricultural Input, Service Providers and NGOs
Development Partners
International Policy Research Organisations
International Research Institutions
National Agricultural Extension Representatives
Regional Farmers Organisations
Regional Policy Makers
CCARDESA Category
Training and Conference Materials

Cassava Commodity

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Jamisse Amisse
Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Edition or Version
1.00
Copyright/Licence
Creative Commons – Attribution - NonCommercial - ShareAlike (CCBYSA ND)
File format
Document
Language
EN
Description/Abstract

Presentation provides details on cassava R&D efforts in Mozambique and Zambia under the Agricultural Productivity Programme for Southern Africa (APPSA).

Theme
Capacity Strengthening of CCARDESA and AR4D Institutions
Contact name (for further information)
Jamisse Amisse
Contact institution (for further information)
Instituto de Investigação Agrária de Moçambique (IIAM)
Citation

Amisse, J. (2019, November 27–29). Cassava Commodity [Conference presentation]. APPSA End of Project Conference, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Target audience
Agricultural Input, Service Providers and NGOs
Development Partners
International Policy Research Organisations
International Research Institutions
Regional Policy Makers
CCARDESA Category
Training and Conference Materials

APPSA Overview

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Monica Murata
Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Edition or Version
1.00
Copyright/Licence
Creative Commons – Attribution - NonCommercial - ShareAlike (CCBYSA ND)
File format
Document
Language
EN
Description/Abstract

Presentation provides an overview of the Agricultural Productivity Programme for Southern Africa (APPSA).

Theme
Capacity Strengthening of CCARDESA and AR4D Institutions
Citation

Murata, M. (2019, November 27–29). APPSA Overview [Conference presentation]. APPSA End of Project Conference, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Target audience
Development Partners
International Policy Research Organisations
International Research Institutions
Regional Policy Makers
CCARDESA Category
Training and Conference Materials

APPSA-LESOTHO SENSITIZATION CAMPAIGNS

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
RETHABILE NCHEE
Co-authors

Mr. Lefutso Ramokoatsi

Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
Department of Agricultural Research
Copyright/Licence
Unknown
File format
Document
Language
EN
Description/Abstract

The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security in Lesotho though the Department of Agricultural Research (DAR) recieved funding to participate in the  Agricultural Productivity Programme for Southern Africa (APPSA) for six years (2020-2025). The objective of APPSA is to increase the availability of improved agricultural technologies in participating countries in the SADC region.  One of the  components of APPSA talks about supporting technology dissemination activities (extension, strengthening of innovation systems), hence the DAR felt it imperative that the differnt stakeholders within the agricultural sector in Lesotho needed to be made aware of the existence and operations of APPSA in Lesotho. This article gives a summary of the sensitzation campaigns that were held in all ten districts of the country.  

 

Theme
Knowledge and Information Management, Communication and Policy Support
Keywords
APPSA, DAR, STAKEHOLDERS, SENSITIZATION
Contact name (for further information)
RETHABILE NCHEE
Contact email (for further information)
ncheeretha@gmail.com
Contact phone (for further information)
+266 22312395
Contact institution (for further information)
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
Target audience
International Research Institutions
CCARDESA Category
Journal Article

Lesotho undertakes a survey on Drivers to Technology Adoption and Profitability-Dissemination of improved maize and bean technologies – APPSA funded sub-project.

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
RETHABILE NCHEE
Funding Partner
The World Bank
Date of publication
Institution
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
Copyright/Licence
Unknown
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 0
Youth marker
Youth Marker 0
Description/Abstract

This is a brief report on the survey that Lesotho through its Department of Agricultural Research did as one of its activities under APPSA Project. The same survey was undertaken in countries that first took part in the APPSA Project. The data is currently being processed and the results will be published for consumption of different audiences. 

Partners
The World Bank
Theme
Knowledge and Information Management, Communication and Policy Support
Contact name (for further information)
RETHABILE NCHEE
Contact email (for further information)
ncheeretha@gmail.com
Contact phone (for further information)
+266 22312395
Contact institution (for further information)
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
Target audience
International Research Institutions
CCARDESA Category
Journal Article

The Climate Smart Agriculture(CSA) Initiatives in Tanzania

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Dr. Deogratias Lwezaura & Amos Orinda Nicolao
Funding Partner
European Union
Date of publication
Edition or Version
1.00
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 1
Youth marker
Youth Marker 1
Description/Abstract

This presentation highlights the Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) Initiatives of Tanzania

Partners
African Forum for Agricultural Advisory Services
Theme
Resilience to Emerging Agricultural Risks: Environmental, Climate Change and Transboundary Pests and Diseases
Keywords
CAAPDXP4 Project Launch; Climate Smart Agriculture(CSA) Initiatives in Tanzania; Lusaka Zambia
Contact name (for further information)
Ministry of Agriculture Tanzania
Citation

Dr. Deogratias Lwezaura & Amos Orinda Nicolao(2020) The Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) Initiatives in Tanzania, Pg. 24

Target audience
Agricultural Input, Service Providers and NGOs
Development Partners
International Policy Research Organisations
International Research Institutions
National Agricultural Extension Representatives
NGOs Operating at Farmer Level
Regional Media
Regional NGOs on Advocacy
Universities/Colleges
CCARDESA Category
Training and Conference Materials

The Climate Smart Agriculture(CSA) Initiatives in Eswatini.

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Ministry of Agriculture Eswatini
Co-authors

C. Tfwala, N.J. Dlamini and S. Dlamini

Funding Partner
European Union
Date of publication
Edition or Version
1.00
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 1
Youth marker
Youth Marker 1
Description/Abstract

This presentation highlights the Climate Smart Agriculture Initiatives and priorities of the kingdom of Eswatini.

Partners
African Forum for Agricultural Advisory Services
Theme
Resilience to Emerging Agricultural Risks: Environmental, Climate Change and Transboundary Pests and Diseases
Keywords
CAAPX4 Launch; Eswatini; Climate-Smart Agriculture; Initiatives
Contact name (for further information)
C.Tfwala
Contact institution (for further information)
Ministry Of Agriculture Eswatini
Citation

C. Tfwala, N.J. Dlamini and S. Dlamini (2020) The Climate-Smart Agriculture Initiatives in Eswatini, Pg.12

Target audience
Agricultural Input, Service Providers and NGOs
Development Partners
International Policy Research Organisations
International Research Institutions
National Policy Makers
National Research Institutions
Regional Farmers Organisations
Regional Policy Makers
Universities/Colleges
CCARDESA Category
Training and Conference Materials

The Next Steps of the CAADXP4 Project Launch Meeting

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Moses Musikanga
Funding Partner
European Union
Date of publication
Edition or Version
1.00
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 0
Youth marker
Youth Marker 0
Description/Abstract

The presentation gives a detailed outline of the next steps of the CAADPXP Project Launch held in Lusaka, Zambia

Partners
African Forum for Agricultural Advisory Services
Theme
Resilience to Emerging Agricultural Risks: Environmental, Climate Change and Transboundary Pests and Diseases
Keywords
CAADPX4 Project Launch; Next Steps;
Contact name (for further information)
Moses Musikanga
Contact email (for further information)
mmusikanga@ccardesa.org
Contact institution (for further information)
CCARDESA
Citation

S. Musikanga (2020), The Next Steps of CAADXP4 Launch Project, Pg.5

Target audience
Agricultural Input, Service Providers and NGOs
Development Partners
International Research Institutions
National Agricultural Extension Representatives
National Research Institutions
NGOs Operating at Farmer Level
Regional Farmers Organisations
Regional Media
CCARDESA Category
Training and Conference Materials

An Overview of the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme ex-Pillar 4 (CAADP-XP4)

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Futhi Magagula
Funding Partner
European Union
Date of publication
Edition or Version
1.00
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 1
Youth marker
Youth Marker 1
Description/Abstract

This presentation gives an overview of the CAADXP4 Project

Partners
African Forum for Agricultural Advisory Services
Theme
Resilience to Emerging Agricultural Risks: Environmental, Climate Change and Transboundary Pests and Diseases
Keywords
CAADPXP4 Project overview; Launch Document: CCARDESA
Contact name (for further information)
Futhi Magagula
Contact email (for further information)
fmagagula@ccardesa.org
Contact institution (for further information)
CCARDESA
Citation

F.Magagula(2020), Overview of the CAADPX4 Project, Pg.20

Target audience
Agricultural Input, Service Providers and NGOs
Development Partners
International Research Institutions
National Agricultural Extension Representatives
NGOs Operating at Farmer Level
Regional Farmers Organisations
Regional Media
CCARDESA Category
Training and Conference Materials

CCARDESA Positioned for Climate Smart Agriculture Part 2

Content Type
CCARDESA Content
Author or Institution as Author
Dr. Simon Mwale
Funding Partner
European Union
Date of publication
Edition or Version
1.00
Institution
CCARDESA
Copyright/Licence
All rights reserved
File format
Document
Language
EN
Gender marker
Gender Marker 1
Youth marker
Youth Marker 1
Description/Abstract

This is an article that introduces the modus operandi of CAADXP4 Project.

Theme
Resilience to Emerging Agricultural Risks: Environmental, Climate Change and Transboundary Pests and Diseases
Keywords
CCARDESA; Climate Smart Agriculture(CSA)
Contact name (for further information)
Simon Mwale
Contact email (for further information)
smwale@ccardesa.org
Contact institution (for further information)
CCARDESA
Citation

S.Mwale(2020) CCARDESA positioned for Climate-Smart Agriculture(CSA) Part 2

Target audience
Agricultural Input, Service Providers and NGOs
International Policy Research Organisations
International Research Institutions
National Research Institutions
Regional Farmers Organisations
Universities/Colleges
CCARDESA Category
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