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Seed Enterprise Management Institute (SEMIs) Project Highlights 2010-2013 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI, CAVS PI: Professor A. W. Mwang ombe

Project Implementation Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa-AGRA Phase 1: 3 years (2010-2013) Institutions University of Nairobi PI: Prof. A.W. Mwang ombe Management: Prof. F. Olubayo, Dr. Kiarie Njoroge Dr. D.K. Ndung u Project Manager, Florence Kiwunja-Admin. Asst., Rosebena Cherono Field Asst, Francis Maina, Caroline Ndumi, B. Kirangu CIMMYT: Dr. John MacRobert (Author-Seed Business Mgt In Africa) KEPHIS: DR. Onsando- Director KEPHIS Mr. Kibet KARI: Dr. Riungu- Director KARI Muguga Consultants Aline O Connor Funk Paul Seaward Paul Okete ISU Dr. Misra Dr. Y. Shyy Dr. Joe Cortes Dr. Mike Stahr

Overall Goal Eradication of food and nutrition insecurity through capacity building of seed actors. quality seed affordable seed Objectives: 1. To produce seed production and marketing management expertise in SSA region 2. To train seed industry practitioners on the best practices to efficiently produce adequate high quality seed for farmers. SEED ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE (SEMIs) 3.To enhance production of seed of improved varieties for the SSA Efficient production Marketing Good distribution 4. To strengthen the capacity of the SSA region to train on seed production and marketing management strategies Enhanced technology. 5.To develop a regional capacity to facilitate information sharing on seed issues and related Growing the Seed Industry in Africa disciplines in SSA.

Over 17 African Countries!!

SEMIs COURSES AT UON: COURSE SEED PRODUCTION MAIN FACILITATORS UoN/CIMMYT/KARI/KEPHIS, Leldet, Kenya Seed, KEPHIS-Dr. John MacRobert, Dr. Kiarie SEED DRYING PROCESSING AND STORAGE UoN/IOWA STATE UNVERSITY/KARI/KEPHIS/SEED COMPANIES-Dryland seed company, KARI katumani; Dr. Shyy SEED BUSINESS MANAGEMENT UoN/SCH. OF BUSINESS, ALINE O CONNOR FUNK, DILIP GOKHALE, SEED COMPANIES SEED MARKETING UoN/SCH. OF BUSINESS, CONSULTANTS, DRYLAND SEED COMPANY, LELDET SEED QUALITY ASSURANCE AND SEED ENTERPRISE QUALITY MANAGEMENT UoN/ISU/KEPHIS/KARI/SEED COMPANIES-Dr. J. Cortes, Mike Stahr

SEMIS SUMMARY:TRAINED PERSONNEL- 2010, 2011,2012 Course 2010 2011 2012 Total Seed Production 29 27 30 86 Seed Drying Processing and Storage 31 28 31 90 Seed Business Management 29 26 29 84 Seed Marketing 28 25 30 83 Seed Quality Assurance 30 30 Seed Legislation and Accreditation 25 25 Seed Quality Assurance and Seed Enterprise Quality Management 26 29 55 Total( Yearly) 172 132 149 452

No. Country Total No. % Seed companies other Institutions 1 Ghana 52 11.5 11 4 2 Tanzania 50 11.1 11 3 3 Ethiopia 35 7.7 9 1 4 Nigeria 35 7.7 8 3 5 Uganda 35 7.7 6 4 6 Malawi 33 7.3 7 3 7 Mozambique 28 6.2 8 2 8 Zambia 28 6.2 5 2 9 Niger 25 5.5 5 2 10 Kenya 24 5.3 8 1 11 Sierra leone 22 4.9 3 1 12 Mali 19 4.2 4 3 13 Burkina 18 4.0 6 14 Liberia 16 3.5 3 1 15 Rwanda 16 3.5 3 16 South Sudan 9 2.0 2 17 Guinee 4 0.9 1 1 18 Cameroon 2 0.4 1 19 Zimbabwe 1 0.2 1 Total 452 100 33

Students trained at SEMIs-2012 Institution Qualifications of Students No Haramaya University MSc. 2 Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and technology MSc. 2 Makerere University Msc. 2 University of KwaZulu Natal (ACCI) PhD 2 West Africa Center for Crop improvement 2 PhD, 2 Msc 4 Total 12 Self-sponsored candidates-2012 Course Institutions No Seed Production FAO-Sierra leone, CIAT (Harvest Plus) Seed Drying, processing and storage FAO Sierra Leone 2 Seed marketing FAO Sierra leone 2 Seed Business Management FAO Sierra leone 2 Seed quality assurance FAO Sierra leone 2 Total 11 3

Long Term courses in Seed Technology and Business: Curriculum already in place for: I. Certificate-Seed Technology and Business II. Diploma -Seed Technology and Business III. Post-graduate Diploma-Seed Technology and Business IV. MSc.-Seed Technology and Business Expected Rollout of Programme in 2013!

SEMIs Curricula Involvement of stakeholders in the development; ISU, Consultants, CIMMYT, UON, KARI, Seed Companies Annual Review every year to keep abreast on seed Issues and changing trends in the seed industry Result One of the best thought-through and relevant curricula in Africa focused on seed

World Class Facilitators: John MacRobert- CIMMYT Kiarie Njoroge-UON CAVS Jenny Leakey-Leldet Dr. Yuan Shyy-ISU Aline O Connor Seed Business mgt Dr. Joe Cortes-ISU KEPHIS

Trained personnel are a Great asset for Seed companies: The training at SEMIs is helping Scaling up production of high quality seed for farmers around Africa Dry Land Seed co. So far over 100 seed companies from over 15 African Countries have benefited from training at SEMIs

Other Activities at SEMIs: Foundation seed production at CAVS: Varieties: Meizi mbili Kenya Wonder Kenya Red Kidney Kabete Super Kenya Sugar Bean Super Rosecocco

Provision of foundation seed for seed co. White label seed produced at SEMIs Year Tonnage Variety 2011 700 Kgs Kenya Umoja 2012 1.7 tonnes Meizi mbili, Kenya wonder, Kabete super Seed companies all over Africa indicate foundation seed availability and access as a major contributor to low seed production Presentation of White label breeder seed to Kenya seed company CEO. Mr. Soi at a ceremony at CAVS

SEMIs INFRASTRUCTURE DVPT Modern Seed laboratory and Seed Processing facility being constructed at CAVS with SEMIs funds : Phase 1: Seed Processing Unit. Seed from UNISEED and other seed companies to be processed Phase 2: Modern Seed Laboratory for Seed Quality Assurance Seed Quality Laboratory

Phase 1: Seed Processing Unit Once complete the Seed processing factory will be able to process over 5000 MT of seed: Utilization by UON and other seed companies 90% complete (Currently painting going on) Expected Handover Date: Mid March 2013

Participation in National and Regional Workshops and Meetings on Seed Issues Agricultural Sector Development forum- Kibaki in attendance Other meetings Iowa state University (ToT) Year 2010 FARA Meeting 2011 KARI congress 2012 STAK congress 2012 Kenya-Agricultural transformation Day in Nairobi H.E. Mohamed Shein Pres. Of Zanzibar at the AFSTA-Congress Zanzibar

SEMIs at the ASK show in Nairobi Rosebenna from SEMIs talks to farmers on the New Bean Varieties

SEMIs is a point of call for seed companies: Agricultural /Seed Institutions are using SEMIs as a port of call during meetings and visits Seed company personnel with STAK officials call in at SEMIs Point of reference for seed trends. Need to platform this to become the leading seed reference point in Africa

Highlights.. Experiential training-visit to the seed industry Training on Finance and capital Acquisition: -Root capital and ASIF funding Experts at SEMIs

Collaboration with Stakeholders and Experts: Dr. Julius Kipng etich-director, Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) Guest lecture at the seed business module course Observed Changing trends in the Seed Industry in Africa.. as I move across Africa, I see African Farmers have changed their strategy to improved seed Dr. Joe DeVries-Director, PASS

Highlights Seed Company CEO s- Seed Business Management Course 2011 Nurturing competence in Strategic Seed Business management in Africa

Highlights contd: Seed Production May 2012: Visit to KARI Wheat Rust Resistance Breeding Station-Njoro

Seed marketing course 2011 Visiting the seed industry- Visit to SIMLAW seeds Certificate presentation on Graduation

Seed Business Management-2012 Visit to Dry land Seed company seed store in Machakos

Seed Marketing Course-July 2012 Participants with the MD-Simlaw Seed company Mr. Soi

Seed Processing Course 2012 Familiarization with Certified seed packaging at a seed company in Kenya Nyama Choma After a hard week of seed Business

Working with consultants to enhance capacity Building Seed Business Class with Dilip Gokhale

Graduation Certificate presentations: Joe DeVries-Director Pass presents certificate and books to participants Prof. Mwang ombe-semis PI presenting a certificate to Janet Gyima from Ghana Rewarding our Participants with certificates at the end of each course motivates them to be better seed men

Comments from Participants: I like every topic we did in this course especially seed certification and de-taselling Annonymous. The knowledge I have acquired through the course will be highly valued not only in our seed company but in the whole of Zambia Dorica Banda Indigenous seed company Zambia 31 Previously I did not know how to project seed requirements and co-ordinate backwards for procurement of basic, pre-basic seed Now I know Mr Omari Mduruma- Aminata seed company Tanzania 3/11/2013

Monitoring and Evaluation: A monitoring and Evaluation team from AGRA visited SEMIs on 19 th February 2012 to assess the project

SEMIs Website: www.semis-africa.org Sharing information on seed issues, current happenings in the seed industry in Africa Staying in touch with SEMIs participants Online registration of Students