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A failure to sufficiently consider gender will only partially transform sub-Saharan Africa’s wheat sector.
April 26, 2015

Addressing the gender deficit in wheat production

What are the constraints facing women farmers in the dry areas, and how can we overcome their limited access to technologies, inputs, and information?
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The brainstorming session convened by HRH Prince Hassan bin Talal of Jordan (pictured seated, first row, center-left) at ICARDA’s Amman offices initiated discussions on what a new vision for Jordan’s ‘badia’ would look like.
April 22, 2015

A new vision for the 'Badia'

A region-wide vision for Jordan's 'Badia' will address production constraints on a large-scale, while exploiting opportunities for development and growth.
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The agreement was signed by Dr. Mahmoud Solh, ICARDA’s Director General (left), and Mr. Abdessalem Ould Ahmed, FAO Assistant Director General and Regional Representative for NENA (right).
April 08, 2015

Strengthening ICARDA’s partnership with FAO

A new partnership to deliver 'climate-smart' technologies to smallholder farmers in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Signing the agreement.Pictured seated are Dr. Mahmoud Solh (Left) and Prof. Ibrahim Adam Eldukheri of ARC. Also pictured are H. E. Minister of Agriculture, Eng. Ibrahim Mahmoud Hamid, and Sudanese Vice-President, H. E. Hassabo Mohamed Abderahman.
April 08, 2015

Raising Sudan’s wheat production

Heat-tolerant wheat varieties are transforming wheat production in Sudan. Introduced alongside an integrated package of innovative technologies and practices, the varieties are generating stable yields of up to six tons per hectare. The result...
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Dr. Owen Lavar Brough, pictured recently, developed ICARDA's main station at Tel Hadya.
April 08, 2015

Dr. Owen Lavar Brough

It is with sad regret that we announce the recent passing away of Dr. Owen Lavar Brough, who developed ICARDA’s main station in Tel Hadya.
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Grasspea is popular with India's farmers, offering low input requirements and easy adaptation to harsh environments.
March 22, 2015

Grasspea: back on the menu for India’s agriculture

ICARDA is promoting low-toxin grasspea varieties in India, where the crop is recognized for its low input requirements and adaptation to harsh conditions.
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Dr. Mahmoud Solh, pictured with Dr. Peter Harry Carstensen, Chairman of Gregor Mendel Foundation (Left), and Hans-Joachim Fuchtel, State Secretary of German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (Right)
March 19, 2015

ICARDA Receives Gregor Mendel Innovation Prize for Ensuring Safekeeping of its Genebank Collection

Efforts of ICARDA’s genebank team in Syria are commended with Gregor Mendel Innovation Prize.
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Women were provided with a safe space where they could articulate their views.
March 09, 2015

Breaking the gender mold: voices from the field

There are many gender mainstreaming workshops that take place each year. Few are successful at motivating behavior change. But a workshop in Gondar, Ethiopia was different.
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The world's dry areas need quick solutions to achieve food security
March 08, 2015

'Systems solutions' for Drylands

What are the proven solutions needed to drive higher productivity across the world's dry areas? #ICARDA'sTop7 reveals all.
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Dr. Vinay Nangia, Agricultural Hydrologist in ICARDA’s Integrated Water and Land Management research program, was recognized for his outstanding contributions to agricultural research for development.
February 27, 2015

ICARDA scientist receives international recognition

An ICARDA scientist was recently awarded the 2014 Outstanding Young Scientist Award at the annual awards ceremony of the Association of Agricultural Scientists of Indian Origin (AASIO).
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