
Scale-up supply and utilization of precooked beans for food and nutrition
security, incomes and environmental conservation by leveraging on public-private partnerships in Kenya and Uganda
The project aimed at leveraging public-private partnerships to scale up utilization of precooked bean innovations for food and nutrition security, income generation and environmental conservation in a gender equitable manner. The project worked with 20,558 farmers (6,962 men; 9,893 women; and 3,703 youth) adding 1,659 farmers in this phase compared to Phase 1 (18,899). This report provides details of project results including: increasing productivity by 17% with a trading value of CAD$154,667 along with decreased energy demand (such as charcoal and wood burning); and as well, freeing up women’s time constraints. The project was successful even considering pandemic conditions.
Auteur ou autrice(s) : Ugen, Michael, A., Karanja, David, Birachi, Eliud, Katabalwa, Charles, Ouma, Joab, Mutuku, Rose
Langage : Anglais