14 Ousmane Coulibaly Objective1 Soybean

O. Coulibaly, A. Alene, J. Chianu
T. Abdoulaye, V. Manyong, C.
Aitchedji, H. Tefera, C. Fatokun,
A. Kamara, O. Boukar, and S.
Boahen / NARS Partners
International Institute of Tropical Agriculture – Institut international d’agriculture tropicale – www.iita.org

0.6 North America
0.5
13
43
0.4
Central and South America
0.5
E.U. 25

East Europe, Russia and
Near East
Asia

Oceania

42
Africa

Source: Grain Legumes Portal, 2007.
http://www.grainlegumes.com/aep/production/trends_in_production/world_scene/
main_grain_legume_producing_countries

General introduction


Potential Value Chain of Soybean

Other Chain Stakeholders Vale Chain actors

Chain Governance

(Inter) national
policies and International Chain Performance:
regulations consumption Effectiveness (quality
(seeds)
norms and standards,
targets…)

Resources
Extension

Distributed Benefits
Consumption Export
Efficiency
(Profitability, Policy
Participatory Marketing and impact…)
Research trade
Equity (Distribution of
Infrastructure
benefits, pro-poor,…)

Added Value
Processing Gender (access to
resources and
(Financial)
support
markets)
Production
services
Sustainability (PPP,
NRM…)
Input supply

Empowerment of stakeholders

Proposed activities of Objective 1

(i) Baseline studies and situation and outlook
analysis for targeted legumes
(ii) Monitoring and evaluation including surveys
to monitor adoption,
(iii) Targeting innovations for up-scaling and for
reaching vulnerable groups
(iv) Capacity building for NARS partners
(v) Coordination


Nigeria Kenya
Tanzania
Malawi

Mozambique


Intended targets to be achieved
Activities Level of Indicators of
carried-out achievement achievement
GAPS ANALYSIS Surveys and Report
reports
PVS SURVEY Surveys and Report
reports
BASELINE Surveys and Database and
STUDY database Reports
IITA- Surveys, Reports
BACKSTOPPING database and
reports

Intended targets to be achieved
Activities carried- Level of Indicators of
out achievement achievement
Adoption study Instruments developed Survey questionnaires

Impact Instruments developed Survey questionnaires
assessment Short courses Short courses of 5 days
framework developed

Monitoring and Instruments developed Survey questionnaires
Evaluation
IITA- Capacity building of Number of staff trained
Backstopping NARS; 5 short (NGOs, NARS,
courses developed Projects...)

Technical aspects
Targets were achieved through four major activities:

• irst, baseline studies carried-out in the 5 target
F
countries:
 Current food security and poverty status of
soybean producing households
 Production constraints and opportunities
 Variety preferences and willingness to pay for traits

Project monitoring and impact assessment:
innovation adoption, yields, incomes, food security,
and poverty.

Technical aspects

• Second, standardized PVS survey tools on end-users’
trait preferences were designed and were co-
implemented by breeders and socio-economists.
• Third, secondary data relating to soybean production
and trade were assembled from various sources and
analyzed to establish the production system and
market outlook for soybean in SSA.
• Fourth, seed systems surveys were conducted
involving key market actors throughout the soybean
value chain.


Partnerships

Nigeria (WEST Institute of Agriculture Research (IAR),
AFRICA); Promoting Sustainable Agriculture in Borno
State (PROSAB), IFAD (International Fund for
Agricultural Development) funded
Development Projects
Farmers and women groups
Kenya, Kenya Agricultural Research Institute
Malawi, (KARI),
Tanzania, and Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA)
Mozambique (ESA) Department of Agricultural Research
Services (DARS), Malawi
IIAM and CLUSA, Mozambique


Gender-based Preferred
traits


Sources of information about improved soybean
varieties, Kenya

Source of information Frequency

Agricultural extension services of the MoA 38 (34.5)

SUA and Research Institutes 38 (34.5)

Fellow farmers 24 (21.8)

Local retail shop/community-based seed provider 5 (04.5)

Other (radio, NGO, Mission Mtembwa, CEFA (Matembo) 5 (04.5)

Effective n 110 (100.0)

TL II Sub-Regional Annual Review Meeting 19–23 August 09, Nampula

Major sources of seeds among farmers: Tz

Source of seeds District$ Across
Kilosa Njombe district
Saved from last season’s 28 23 51
harvest
Free seed from government 14 13 27
program
Free seed from a neighbor 14 10 24
Sokoine University of 23 - 23
Agriculture (SUA)
$The numbers are just the frequencies, not %


What were the outcomes?


Remaining work to be done


How do you intend to overcome them?


Lessons


Vision for phase II


THANK YOU


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