The cases captured in this booklet show the steps taken in many of these projects and organisations to support and ensure the adoption of an experience capitalization approach. Working together with their colleagues, those who joined the CTA workshops have become active “champions”: organising their own training sessions, they shared information in different ways, and have shown how others can benefit from the capitalization process.
Cette nouvelle série d’histoires illustre de nombreuses et très intéressantes innovations appliquées en Afrique de l'Ouest, qui aident les producteurs à transformer et vendre leurs produits de manière plus efficace et utile. Vous trouverez des descriptions d’innovations agricoles dans plusieurs filières comme le fonio, niébé ou mil vitales pour la sécurité alimentaire de la région, des services de conseil agricole et divers modes de financement oeuvrant pour une résilience accrue des populations agricoles.
The process of experience capitalisation starts with a first workshop, in Nakuru, Kenya at the Merica Hotel and includes representatives of the organisations participating in the Vijabiz project.
The main objective of CTA's experience capitalisation project has been to encourage the adoption of the approach - its regular use by projects and organisations. Largely as the result of the work done by many facilitators, it is now possible to see many cases where this institutionalisation process is already taking place, in different parts of the world.
To culminate the "experience capitalisation" activity, the final series of experience capitalisation workshop focuses on delivering proven climate-smart agriculture solutions through market-led delivery mechanisms and ICT services that build the resilience of smallholder farmers to climate change.
