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January 07, 2025
In partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture of Uzbekistan, ICARDA, and other collaborators, Uzbekistan’s Research Institute of Plant Genetic Resources (RIPGR) recently hosted an international symposium commemorating the 100th anniversary of RIPGR’s establishment.
Award
January 06, 2025
ICARDA is delighted to announce that Dr. Shiv Kumar Agrawal, Regional Coordinator South Asia and China Regional Program & Head of the Food Legume Research Platform (FLRP) has been honored with the prestigious Honorary Fellow Award by the Indian Society of Genetics and Plant Breeding (ISGPB). The award ceremony was held on December 13, 2024, during the Second National Genetics Congress held in New Delhi, India.
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December 24, 2024
As we look to 2025, our commitment to resilient agriculture and sustainable livelihoods remains stronger than ever, thanks to our trusted partners, funders and dedicated teams.
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December 18, 2024
In collaboration with the National Agricultural Research Center of Jordan, ICARDA conducted a five-day training workshop on Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS) Analysis and Genomic Selection (GS).
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December 18, 2024
Odisha, in Eastern India, is cultivating 0.4 million hectares of rice fallow using ICARDA's innovative agri-technologies and practices, increasing production and improving farmers' incomes.
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December 05, 2024
Dec 4, UNCCD COP16, Riyadh: ICARDA & ICRISAT launch CGIAR’s 2030 Global Strategy for Resilient Drylands to transform agriculture for 2.7B dryland residents.
Event
November 30, 2024
From Dec 2-13, UNCCD COP16 in Riyadh united leaders, innovators, and ICARDA’s bold solutions to tackle desertification and protect the world’s fragile drylands.
Blog
November 24, 2024
On World Soil Day 2024, we explore how ICARDA’s sustainable soil, water, and agronomy practices enable intensified, net-zero food production in drylands amid climate challenges and growing populations,
Event
November 04, 2024
As COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, came to a close, one thing was clear - as with the last two COPs, agriculture has shifted from the sidelines to center stage in the global climate conversation.