Powerpoint presentation on training for NIFs. They have the skills and resources to conduct the Capacity Needs Assessment (CNA) at innovation partnership/niche level
- Common understanding of concepts/terminology
- Capacity to use tools/methods
- Facilitation skills
The CDAIS project, funded by the EU and jointly implemented by Agrinatura and FAO, enhances innovation in agriculture by improving the functional capacities of individuals, organizations and systems.
Rwanda has benefited from ‘hard’ agricultural invest ment projects in the past two decades, promoted by a supportive and responsive government in collaboration with various donors and development actors.
The policy environment for agricultural innovation in Lao PDR has never been better.
The CDAIS project has been an accelerator of processes, with results that have spread from community to governmental levels.
There have been clear changes in Guatemala and, according to those involved, outcomes exceeded expectations.
The ‘dry corridor’ is a region of guatemala that covers part of the departments of Baja Verapaz, Zacapa, El Progreso, Jalapa, Chiquimula, Jutiapa and Santa Rosa. It is vulnerable to drought and, in some parts, communities lack food security, with a high level of extreme poverty.
Results in Ethiopia show positive outcomes from CDAIS activities, proving the benefits of integrating functional capacity strengthening across individual, partnership, organisational and national levels. Common to all these levels are
To ensure food security, farmers must have access to quality seed, in adequate quantities. The government of Ethiopia acknowledges this, and has responded by investing in improving the seed sector.
Ethiopia has more livestock than any other country in Africa. The sales of meat, milk and other animal products from
Le journal de tous les Burkinabè: Sidwaya.
The Government of Burkina Faso embraced innovation in agriculture many years ago, thus CDAIS could build on solid foundations.
