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CIP, Ethiopia, Intensification, Interview, Nutrition, Staff

RISING voices: Mariama Fofanah, nutrition specialist at the International Potato Center (CIP)

Mariama Fofanah, nutrition specialist at the International Potato Center (CIP), introduces herself and her work with the program. It ...

East Africa, Ethiopia, HUMIDTROPICS, ILRI, ILRIComms, Innovation Systems, Intensification, Knowledge and Information, NRM, Research, Social Learning

Social learning for farming systems – Insights from Africa RISING in Ethiopia

Addressing the question of how to sustainably intensify farming systems can benefit from collaborative and iterative social learning processes. ...

East Africa, Ethiopia, HUMIDTROPICS, ILRI, Innovation Systems, Intensification, Oromia, Potato, SLS

Africa RISING Ethiopia local partners join hands to scale farmer-preferred technologies

Since 2013, the Africa RISING project in Sinana district (woreda) has engaged local partners in its research for development ...

Brief, DRYLANDSCRP, IITA, Intensification, Legumes, Malawi, Pigeonpea, Research, Southern Africa

Doubled-up legume technology in Malawi boosts land productivity

A newly published brief by Africa RISING explains how the doubled-up legume technology works and how to get optimum ...

Brief, CIAT, CIP, Crop-Livestock, East Africa, Ethiopia, HUMIDTROPICS, ICRISAT, ILRI, Intensification, SLS

Briefs document emerging results from Africa RISING projects

The Africa RISING project in the Ethiopian highlands recently organized a writeshop to heklp researchers document and generate results ...

Crop-Livestock, Ghana, HUMIDTROPICS, IITA, Impact Assessment, Intensification, West Africa

Africa RISING technologies offer Ghana farmers opportunity to earn three times more

Results from an indicative cost-benefit-analysis in northern Ghana show that farmers are getting three times more (300%), over and ...

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Sustainable intensification of mixed crop livestock systems is a key pathway towards better food security, improved livelihoods and a healthy environment. As part of the US government’s Feed the Future initiative to address hunger and food security issues in sub-Saharan Africa, the US Agency for International Development (USAID) is supporting three multi-stakeholder agricultural research projects to sustainably intensify key African farming systems.

This website reports on the activities of these projects which form a Program: ‘Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation – Africa RISING.’

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