Home Gardens in Nepal

ƒ Mixing of different compatible species is commonly practised to maximise the utilisation of spatial (intensive use of ground a ...

ƒ The sources of seeds/planting materials for home gardens are largely through self- maintenance and farmer-to-farmer exchange c ...

Experiences of research and development interventions in the home gardens The current project is the first systematic effort in ...

ƒ Home gardens have remained neglected and under-utilized resources, and are not reflected in national priority, programme and n ...

ƒ Home garden resource and knowledge management – knowledge documentation, and promotion of community resource home garden and c ...

References: Eyzaquirre, P. and Linares, O. (eds.). 2004. Home gardens and agrobiodiversity. Smithsonian Press, Washington D.C. p ...

ANNEX- A SUMMARY OF THE MEETING Two days sharing and planning workshop on “Enhancing the contribution of home gardens to on-farm ...

The workshop programmes were categorised in three major sessions as sharing from the project, learning from the stakeholders inc ...

following policy implications for mainstreaming findings of home gardens have been identified: Home gardens are yet to be recog ...

Production management (seed and plant material system, combination of different crop species, culture management, perennial cro ...

ANNEX-B Home Gardening Initiative in Plan Nepal: Presentation by Plan Nepal Hem Poudel Goal: Improvement in family nutrition Obj ...

Evaluation in the last month of the 3rd year initiative will be reviewed each quarter and annually by Plan and NGO Implementat ...

ANNEX-C List of authors Abhiskar Subedi Programme Officer LI-BIRD, PO Box 324, Pokhara, Tel: 977-61-526834, 532912 Fax: 977-61- ...

Email: [email protected] http://www.libird.org Krishna G.C., Food Research Officer National Nutrition Programme Department of F ...

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