CGIAR's Dr. Vinay Nangia, Team Leader for ICARDA's Soil, Water, and Agronomy Research Program, showcased our water innovation and represented our dryland research partners at the UN 2023 Water Conference.
ICARDA’s Soil, Water, and Agronomy (SWA) Team held a dryland agriculture session in the 2nd Global Framework on Water Scarcity and Agriculture (WASAG) Forum hosted by FAO.
ICARDA & Mohammed IV Polytechnic University launched the regional AgMIP-MENA Platform in cooperation with the global Agricultural Model Inter-comparison and Improvement Project.
Co-convened by ICARDA and the Alliance of Bioversity and CIAT, this UNFCCC official side event will reflect on key components that are vital for fully comprehensive and effective climate-resilient food systems.
Convened by ICARDA, this event will reflect on the complexity of integrated farming in the drylands and its inclusion of components at different levels depending on the target vulnerable agroecosystem to improve drylands' productivity and mitigate desertification.
ICARDA’s researchers with financial support from the CGIAR Research Program on Wheat, have launched a book comprehensively compiles several studies conducted on different aspects of the wheat sector in Uzbekistan,
ICARDA cohosts the 7th International Workshop for Farming Systems Design (FSD7-2022) alongside CIHEAM-Montpellier, IAV Hassan II, Institut Agro, and UM6P.
On Cairo Water Weeks' last day, the groundbreaking CGIAR MENA Climate Report was launched by Mr. Aly Abousabaa. The paper examines these climate-related security risks using a human security lens.
Seed to Pasta's 4th edition is taking place between October 26th – 29th, 2022, bringing together over 300 scientists from over 30 countries. The event takes place every four years in Bologna, the region in Italy globally known for its commercial pasta production.
ICARDA’s high-level participation at Cairo Water Week 2022 reflected the organization’s commitment to strengthening partnerships for developing climate-adapted and resilient agri-solutions for smallholder farmers in water-scarce Egypt and beyond.