Supporting the development of superior tree seed sector in Uganda can substantially contribute to improved food security and smallholder farmers’ livelihood improvement through development of the seed and seedling system. The interventions should explore variation among seed value chains with the aim of making seed programmes and policies more coherent with farmers’ practices by contributing to food security, livelihood improvement through the promotion of tree seed entrepreneurship, and biodiversity conservation and sustainable use of the forest products and services. This study is designed towards contributing to one of the outputs of T4FS Project: Developing recommendations for improving tree seed and seedling systems in Uganda.
Dataset's Files
Boaz et al, 2015. Key Informant survey on seeds and seedlings system in Uganda- Report- WP 1.pdf
MD5: 882282309f23034bcc3983f59cd94042
Key Informant survey on seeds and seedlings system in Uganda- Checklist.docx
MD5: 084405c70560a82aa082af92bc6ac8e0
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