Analysing gender roles and preferences on soybean and chickpea

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Integrated Seed Sector Development in Ethiopia

Analysing gender roles and preferences on soybean and chickpea

Posted on 24/09/2018 by seedethiopia

In collaboration with CASCAPE, ISSD Oromia South and West Unit organised an in-depth gender analysis in Tole and Wayu Tuka Districts of Oromia.

Read the findings here

Seed value chains

ISSD Ethiopia aims to identify, prioritize and solve seed value chain bottlenecks in all seed systems.

The project promotes strategic linkages among seed producers and input and service providers along seed value chains in order to improve efficiency.

Specific attention is paid to engagement with Dutch and international companies involved in seed and seed related services, to explore and identify business opportunities and support the development of business to business (B2B) opportunities.

Seed core groups and stakeholder platforms at regional and national level identify and address challenges and opportunities in specific value chains in regards to the access, availability, quality, and utilization of seed.

Partner: Oromia Seed Enterprise

OSE works to reduce the gap between seed demand and supply by providing technical support and building small scale farmers’ capacity for production and commercialization of quality seed. We want to contribute to overall development by supplying market oriented seeds to the farmer/pastoralist at affordable prices

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Analysing gender roles and preferences on soybean and chickpea

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