How do multi-stakeholder partnerships influence access to quality bean seed and variety turnover? Lessons from Burundi and Zimbabwe

Table 1 Percent of farmers growing improved bean varieties in select PABRA member countries

Region/Country	Year of study	Percent of farmers growing improved bean varieties	Source
ECABREN
Burundi	2018	72.0	Katungi et al. 2020
Rwanda	2011	86^a, 50^b	Larochelle et al. 2016
Tanzania (South)	2013	53.8	Letaa et al. 2015
Ethiopia	2016	57	Habte et al. 2021
Uganda	2012	26.0	Larochelle et al. 2015
DRC (East)	2007	28.0	Dontsop et al. 2016
SABRN
Zimbabwe	2016	35.6	Katungi et al. 2017a, b
Zambia	2013	26.9	Hamazakaza et al. 2014
Malawi	2013	69.0	Katungi et al. 2017b
Mozambique	2014	25.0	Maereka et al. 2015
WECABREN
^c

^aClimbing bean variety
^bBush bean varieties. East and Central Africa Bean Research Network (ECABREN), West and Central Africa Bean Research Network (WECABREN), South African Bean Research Network (SABRN). Countries presented based on data availability and the most recent study published online.
^cInformation of adoption rates was not available for WECABREN countries.

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