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African Union Commission and CGIAR Consortium form new strategic partnership
Agreement to enhance collaboration in advancing a Science and Technology Agenda for African Agriculture Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 15 January 2012…
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FAO and CGIAR Consortium form strategic partnership
Building on the institutional strengths of both organizations to increase the effectiveness and impact of their work
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Listening to our stakeholders
Highlights from an independent assessment of stakeholder perceptions
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Stronger partnerships for development impact
Without effective partnerships even the most ground-breaking science won’t get into the hands of those who need it most
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Results Based Management for the CGIAR Research Program Portfolio
Back in 2012, when I started as CEO of the CGIAR Consortium, I made the development of a “performance management system” for the CGIAR Consortium a top priority. Now, a year later, I can report that we...
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CGIAR Research Programs join forces with partners and donors to shape targets...
CGIAR Research Program (CRP) staff, donors and partners, are meeting to help shape development outcomes resulting from CGIAR research outputs, and to track progress in delivering results.
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The French connection: CGIAR Consortium forges closer ties with French...
Joint meeting maps out a strategy for closer cooperation
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Planning the CGIAR research agenda – common challenges and strategies
Donors at the meeting have praised the integrated approach taken by CRPs
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GRiSP shows the value of powerful partnerships
"we work with partners, to make sure that these varieties actually make it to the farmers’ fields"
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Q&A with Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s David Bergvinson
CGIAR Research Program leaders, along with donors and external stakeholders are currently meeting to listen, engage, learn and progress on…
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Putting nutrition and health firmly on the agricultural agenda
CGIAR has committed to spend at least US$400 million on nutrition-relevant agricultural research for the next 3 years
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Global alliance to boost local capacity to innovate in agriculture
The many research innovations of the past decades can help smallholder farmers grow better crops and raise more meat and fish.
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Karen Brooks on generating knowledge to improve policies, institutions and...
Experience shows that sound policies have been fundamental to rapid agricultural growth in recent times. But policy, institutional and market…
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All systems go in the dryland areas
A conversation with Bill Payne, Director of the CGIAR Research Program on Dryland Systems The Dryland Systems program – the…
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‘Healthy ecosystems can support development’ says DeClerck
Using innovative approaches to build the resilience of communities against unpredictable change
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Research to improve entire farming systems; the “systems approach”
The study of agricultural systems has long been central to CGIAR research. During the third of four sessions in the…
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Pathways towards sustainable food and nutrition security
Defining what the real needs on the ground are for agricultural research to deliver in the short and long term
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Donors and partners tell CGIAR program leaders to “Show us the impact”
CGIAR donors, partners and research teams discussed the development outcomes that the 16 CGIAR Research Programs aim to achieve
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Strong African partnerships point to a brighter future for the continent
Africa is an important region for CGIAR. It is no coincidence that at least 50 percent of our research budget is invested in...
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Genebanks: investing in biodiversity for future generations
Genebanks can also provide direct help to farming communities, for example by reintroducing 'extinct' landraces
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