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Something as small as a virus has managed to achieve the almost impossible: to put our globalised world on hold. Each of us now wonder: Read more...

How do you start off a development programme during COVID? Just as the CASA programme was set to roll out a barrage of partnerships with Read more...

“The Ugandan government is determined to carry out a nationwide farmer’s census as a deliberate strategy to help them shift from the current colonial subsistence Read more...

While the world has made huge economic gains over the past 50 years, this progress has been highly uneven. This is particularly acute in the Read more...

We are seeking the services of professional experts to be engaged on a call down basis to undertake research in response to the questions. Four Read more...

Climate change is expected to particularly affect rice, wheat and maize production in India. Copyright: AgriBolo Small-scale farmers in India and Nepal ‘most vulnerable’ to Read more...

Tech savvy community volunteer teaches a farmer to diagnose pests using a smartphone application in Nepal. Copyright: Bandana Pradhan/CIMMYT, (CC BY-NC 2.0). This photo has been Read more...

Let’s say that investing in agriculture and particularly in agribusinesses that source from smallholder farmers is not a walk in the park. If it were, Read more...

Seeds, tools and practical advice can make a world of difference to small-scale farmers. Copyright: One Acre Fund Farmers in Kenya report increased yields after Read more...

The Raised Bed Machine (RBM) was developed by the International Centre for Agriculture Research in Dry Areas (ICARDA) in collaboration with Egyptian research centres, public Read more...