This brief presents the findings and lessons learned of a study tour by a team from the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of South Africa to neighbouring Zimbabwe, to learn about the roles of Farmer Field Schools, functions and operations of community seedbanks and various forms of participatory crop improvement, promoted by the Community Technology Development Organisation of Zimbabwe.
“COMING TOGETHER” (Batanai): Learning from Zimbabwe’s experiences with community biodiversity conservation, participatory crop improvement and climate change adaptation
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- Authors:
- Vernooy, R.; Netnou-Nkoana, N.; Mokoena, M.; Sema, R.; Tjikana, T.; Kasasa, P.; Mbozi, H.; Mushonga, J.; Mushita, A.
- Pages:
- 10 p.
- Publisher:
- Bioversity International; Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Pretoria, South Africa; Community Technology Development Organisation, Harare, Zimbabwe.
- Publication Year:
- 2019
- Publication Format:
- ISBN 13:
- 978-92-9255-124-7
- Language:
- EN
See also
Community seed banks: origins, evolution and prospects
- Authors:
- Vernooy, R.; Shrestha, P.; Sthapit, B. (eds)
- Publication Year:
- 2015
Implementing a national community seedbank strategy for South Africa
- Authors:
- Vernooy, R.; Sthapit, B.; Dibiloane, A.; Maluleke, N.L.; Moila, P.; Phora, G.; Tjikana, T.
- Publication Year:
- 2017
Sharing diversity: establishing and supporting community seedbanks in South Africa (pilot phase 2013-2015)
- Authors:
- Tjikana, T.; Dibiloane, A.; Maluleke, N.; Moila, P.; Phora, G.; Sthapit, B.; Vernooy, R.
- Publication Year:
- 2016
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