LEAP-Agri – List of projects selected for funding
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Project Title |
Indicative list of countries Involved |
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Co-innovations across scales to enhance sustainable intensification, resilience, and food and nutritional security in water-managed agricultural systems in West Africa |
Burkina Faso, Ghana, Netherlands, Senegal, Spain |
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Multi-sectoral strategy for brucellosis control in Eastern Africa |
Germany, Kenya, Spain, Uganda |
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Participatory Pathways to Sustainable Intensification. Innovation platforms to integrate leguminous crops and inoculants into small-scale agriculture and local value chains |
Finland, Ghana, Norway, Uganda |
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Sustainable intensification of fruit production systemes through innovative pest biocontrol technologies |
Belgium, Finland, France, Kenya, Senegal |
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EaTSANE |
Education and Training for Sustainable Agriculture and Nutrition in East Africa |
Germany, Kenya, Netherlands, Uganda |
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Empowering small-scale farmers (SPEAR): towards the SDGs through participative, innovative and sustainable livestock and poultry value chains (LPVC) |
Ghana, Kenya, Norway, Senegal, Spain |
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On-site air-to-fertilizer mini-plants relegated by sensor-based ICT technology to foster African agriculture |
Germany, Ghana, Netherlands, Portugal, South Africa, Uganda |
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Sustainable Transition to Entrepreneurial Production in Agriculture through Upgrading |
Germany, Kenya, Netherlands, Uganda |
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Improving nutritional quality and stability of palm oil produced by African smallholders to fulfil African consumers’ needs |
Cameroon, France, Germany, Ghana |
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Promote ecological intensification and inclusive value chains for sustainable African milk sourcing |
Burkina Faso, France, Kenya, Madagascar, Netherlands, Senegal |
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Roles of Agroforestry in sustainable intensification of small farMs and food SEcurity for SocIetIes in West Africa |
Burkina Faso, France, Netherlands, Senegal |
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Ecosmart Alternative Control Strategies against T. annulata and its Tick Vectors |
Algeria, Egypt, Portugal, Turkey, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland |
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Long term Europe-Africa Research Network |
Cameroon, Germany, Netherlands, South Africa |
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Phenotyping the banana biodiversity to identify climate smart varieties with optimal market potential in Africa and Europe |
Belgium, Kenya, Spain, Uganda |
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Partnerships for Healthy Diets and Nutrition in Urban African Food Systems – evidence and strategies |
Ghana, South Africa, Uganda, Germany, The Netherlands |
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University-based Community Action Research for Increasing viability of cereal-legume value chains towards improved nutrition and livelihoods in sub-Sahara Africa |
Kenya, Netherlands, Portugal, Uganda |
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Strengthening innovation support SERVices to enhance INNOVations for sustainable food production, ensuring well-being of rural populations and reducing environmental degradation and resource depletion |
Burkina Faso, Cameroon, France, Germany, Madagascar |
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Exploring food system transformations in rapidly changing African cities |
Belgium, Netherlands, South Africa, Uganda |
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SmallFishFood |
Small Fish and Food Security: Towards innovative integration of fish in African food systems to improve nutrition |
Germany, Ghana, Kenya, Netherlands, Norway, Uganda |
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CASsava Sustainable Advancement & Nurturing by discovery of Disease Resistance Alleles |
Belgium, France, Kenya, South Africa |
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Genetic characterization of cattle populations for optimized performance in African ecosystems |
Egypt, Finland, Netherlands, Portugal, South Africa, Uganda |
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Multivalent inactivated vaccine against heartwater in Africa |
Benin, Burkina Faso, France, Niger, Portugal, South Africa |
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Agricultural Trade and Market Access for Food Security: Micro- and Macro-level Insights for Africa |
Belgium, Germany, Ghana, Netherlands, Senegal, South Africa |
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Enhancing food and nutrition security through promotion of edible insects value chain in Eastern Africa |
Belgium, Germany, Kenya, Uganda |
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Innovative approaches to value-addition and commercialization of climate smart crops for enhanced food security and nutrition in Africa and beyond. |
Finland, Kenya, Netherlands, South Africa, Uganda |
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A Social-Ecological System Approach towards a Sustainable Intensification of Agricultural Production in Sub-Saharan Africa |
Burkina Faso, France, Germany, Ghana |
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European–African partnership for safe and efficient use of mycotoxin-mitigation strategies in sub-Saharan Africa |
Austria, Belgium, Ethiopia, Kenya, Norway, South Africa, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland |