Promoting Resilience through Improved Varieties, Quality Seed, and Better Seed Systems: Lessons from NigeriaAbout this Event
Attend in person at IFPRI HQ or watch online at IFPRI's event page
Part of the Fragility to Stability Seminar Series
Across sub-Saharan Africa, small-scale, resource-poor farmers are disproportionately affected by climatic and market shocks. Providing them with the tools and technologies to manage these shocks is critical to building resilience, especially in Nigeria, with its considerable diversity.
This seminar will showcase novel evidence of how improved crop varieties, quality seed, and better seed systems can lead to improved outcomes in productivity, resilience, and nutrition across several Nigerian states. The event will bring together researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to present and reflect on this evidence, providing insights into adoption, demand, willingness to pay, complementarity of inputs, yields, and household consumption.
The discussion will center on lessons for promoting improved inputs across similar settings, with a focus on how inputs can most effectively be marketed to vulnerable households to promote resilience.
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HOW TO REGISTER & WATCH THIS FREE EVENT (Online & In-person )
1. Eventbrite - Register for this FREE event:
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2. Attend in person at IFPRI HQ ( 1201 Eye Street NW, 12th floor conference room, Washington, DC, 20005) or watch online at IFPRI's event page
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Event Venue
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), 1201 I St., Washington, United States
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