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November 28, 2016

Join the International Workshop on Barley Leaf Diseases

Are you an international expert or student interested in recent advanced studies concerning barley leaf diseases? Join ICARDA’s 2nd International Workshop on Barley Leaf Diseases (IWBLD) held in Rabat, Morocco, on April 5-7, 2017. Through this...

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Dr. Ahmed Amri, head of ICARDA's Genetic Resources Unit, displays seed samples in the Rabat seed bank, Morocco
November 28, 2016

Climate-smart crops and know-how from the dry lands brings solutions to all countries

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A USAID-supported research partnership with Ethiopia is developing improved crops for Sub-Saharan Africa
November 27, 2016

Can improved cereal and legume varieties deliver for Sub-Saharan Africa?

High-yielding, heat-tolerant and disease-resistant cereals and legumes are helping to fight climate change in Africa.
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FAO Assistant Director General and Near East-North Africa Regional Representative, Abdessalam Ould Ahmed chats with ICARDA Director General, Aly Abousabaa
November 27, 2016

FAO explores collaboration opportunities with new ICARDA chief

FAO Assistant-Director General and Regional representative for the Near East and North Africa region Mr. Abdessalam Ould Ahmed, received at the organisation’s regional office in Cairo Mr. Aly Abousabaa, the newly appointed Director General of...

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Young scientists gaining valuable new knowledge and skills.
November 21, 2016

Investing in food security: bridging the skills gap for a food secure future

Investing in food security – strengthening the capacity of young scientists will help countries raise productivity for decades to come.
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Panel discussion with opening remarks from ICARDA's Board Chair, Margret Thalwitz
November 20, 2016

Coping with climate change: what will it take for MENA’s smallholders

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November 12, 2016

Science and innovation – the key to enhanced productivity

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November 11, 2016

Strengthening the resilience of dryland agriculture

Farmers in dryland countries are already hard-hit by climate change – with many forced to contend with increasingly erratic rainfall, more frequent drought, extreme temperatures, shifting climatic zones, and the arrival of new crop pests and...

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Drip irrigation is used by farmers to improve the water productivity of wheat production (image courtesy of the Water Movement)
November 10, 2016

Efficient irrigation systems: achieving more ‘crop per drop’

Drip irrigation is helping farmers to conserve water resources while stabilizing wheat production across the Arab region.
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Farmers in Central Asia are already suffering the effects of climate change.
November 09, 2016

Predicting and responding to the impacts of climate change in Central Asia

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