BENEFIT Bilateral Ethio NL Effort for Food, income and Trade Partnership Through the BENEFIT Partnership programs between 2016 and 2021, 221 woredas (districts) have been reached, benefiting 7.1 million farmers with increased productivity through the identification of Best Fit practices and 4.1 million with improved access to inputs (e.g., higher quality seeds). Regarding access to crop varieties and technologies, 125 technologies were validated, 392 varieties of 35 crops were made available for farmers to test and select their preferred varieties; 85.5 thousand farmers (46 percent female) gained direct access to new varieties of seeds. By doing so, farmers were exposed to new and improved varieties of crops. To ensure sustainability, nearly 225 thousand men and women farmers received training in improved technology and skills. Furthermore, 803 thousand of farmers received training in sustainable agricultural practices and production methods. Farmers were connected to various local businesses, input and service providers, and markets through this program. A total of 1.2 thousand businesses were supported through market linkages, while 16 businesses were supported through innovation grants. This was done to promote the introduction of new technologies and the promotion of innovations in solving sector challenges. By providing marginalized groups with better quality food with nutritional value, the program has given due consideration to improving their nutrition. In this regard, the program supported the uptake of various nutrient-dense crops that contributed to increased incomes and household nutritional security. About 1.2 million farmers cultivated nutrition dense crops on 229,758 hectares of land. In the program, behavior change communication training was combined with nutrition-oriented agricultural activities. Regarding jobs, 226 jobs were created for young people, and 126 thousand of youth were trained in agriculture. The program supports 27 unique policy changes across different subsectors of agriculture (regulations, directives, and procedures) to improve the enabling environment for further scaling and sustainability.