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ISSD Tigray Newsletter – November 2017
Read more: ISSD Tigray Newsletter – November 2017In this issue, you can read about our activities on boosting seed production, hosting a team from the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and much more. Download the newsletter here
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Sharing progress with the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Read more: Sharing progress with the Embassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsA team from the Kingdom of the Netherlands Embassy to Ethiopia visited BENEFIT, Hori-life and SNV (Netherlands Development Organization) projects sites from 19 to 20 November 2017.
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BENEFIT-ISSD Ethiopia National Newsletter – October 2017
Read more: BENEFIT-ISSD Ethiopia National Newsletter – October 2017Read our October newsletter to find out the latest updates, achievements and focus areas!
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PVS and Crowdsourcing focus during farmer field day in Oromia
Read more: PVS and Crowdsourcing focus during farmer field day in OromiaISSD conducted farmers’ field day on participatory varietal selection and crowd sourcing on pilot farms on August 30, 2017 at Lode Bamban Kebele of Sire woreda, Oromia South West.
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Seed Core group addresses key issues and plans for the way forward
Read more: Seed Core group addresses key issues and plans for the way forwardThe ISSD Oromia South West unit has conducted seed core group meeting on July 14, 2017 to discuss on the key issues relating to seed and specify the direction for the upcoming period.
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Collaborative efforts allow tackling the “virtually impossible” in Duresa LSB
Read more: Collaborative efforts allow tackling the “virtually impossible” in Duresa LSBISSD and partner support to LSB in SNNPR leads to exciting achievements
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Super El Niño tests the resilience of Ethiopian seed systems
Read more: Super El Niño tests the resilience of Ethiopian seed systemsSwift collaborative action and capacity strengthening in informal seed systems key to increase security in the face of drought
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DSM: Time to move forward?
Read more: DSM: Time to move forward?Direct seed marketing has been shown to contribute positively to farmers’ access to quality seed. Why then have we not moved beyond the pilot phase?
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Continued strategic interventions needed in seed value chain
Read more: Continued strategic interventions needed in seed value chainInnovation-driven progress in seed value chains is constrained by capacity and cooperation shortages. Participatory assessments have created awareness for problems of a systemic nature, identified critical interventions needed to stimulate and build on innovation in seed value chains.
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Increasing food security through cooperatives in PSNP woredas
Read more: Increasing food security through cooperatives in PSNP woredasChronic food and nutrition insecurity continues to affect many rural households. Seed producer cooperatives, supported by ISSD, are improving resilience in some of Ethiopia’s most food-insecure woredas.

