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Intro
Introduction to objectives and PAPA and SGP.ppt
Participant workshop expectations.pdf
Personal action plan form (PAPA).pdf
Small grants brochure (SGP).pdf
Welcome_slide.ppt
Session1
1.1 integrated domestication overview.ppt
1.2 integrated domestication Tanzania fast track summary.doc
1.2 integrated domestication Tanzania.ppt
1.3 integrated domestication Ghana (additions).ppt
1.3 integrated domestication Ghana lecture note (additions).doc
1.3 integrated domestication Nigeria (additions).ppt
1.3 integrated domestication Nigeria lecture note (additions.doc
1.3 integrated domestication west Africa (overview and Camer.ppt
1.3 integrated domestication west Africa lecture note (overv.doc
1.4 industry perspective (with notes).ppt
1.5 biodiversity considerations lecture note.doc
1.5 biodiversity considerations.ppt
1.6 needs and approaches to diversification lecture note.doc
1.6 needs and approaches to diversification.ppt
Session2
2.1 identification collection selection lecture note.doc
2.2 and 2.3 seed germination lecture note.doc
2.2 seed germination.ppt
2.4 and 2.5 vegetative propagation lecture note.doc
2.4 vegetative propagation.PPT
Session3
3.1 nursery production lecture note.doc
3.1 nursery production.ppt
Session4
4.1 on farm management.ppt
4.2 farmer income monitoring (supporting doc).ppt
4.2 market supply chain.PPT
4.3 economic analysis (supporting doc).xls
4.3 economic incentives.ppt
Session5
5.1 concerns of farmers.ppt
5.2 perspective of nursery operators.ppt
5.4 industry overview (and plan for next days).ppt
5.5 summary and way forward.ppt
Session6
Demonstration of progress and balance.ppt
Exercise in prioritisation.doc
Final evaluation form.doc
Results of prioritisation exercise.ppt
