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ICARDA works with partners to pursue science-based solutions to meet the agricultural development needs (Photo: ICARDA)
November 02, 2018

Board of Trustees meet with Lebanese President

Discussion focuses on cooperation between ICARDA and Lebanon.
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Investing in resilience: addressing climate-induced displacement in the MENA region
November 01, 2018

Investing in resilience: addressing climate-induced displacement in the MENA region

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Dunaliella salina exopolysaccharides: a promising biostimulant for salt stress tolerance in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
October 31, 2018

Dunaliella salina exopolysaccharides: a promising biostimulant for salt stress tolerance in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)

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Dissecting drought tolerance for Syria rehabilitation
October 30, 2018

Dissecting drought tolerance for Syria rehabilitation

Wheat Triticum spp. is the most widely grown cereal crop in the world and one of the central pillars of global food security (Rosegrant et al., 2001), about 728 million metric tons of wheat was produced on 208 million hectares in 2013 (FAO, 2015...

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The program is being replicated in Iran, Malawi, South Africa, Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda. (Photo: ICARDA)
October 25, 2018

Ethiopia: Community-based breeding for genetic improvement of sheep and goats

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Rabat, Morocco

Big Data in agriculture

This course aimed to enhance understanding of Big Data; explain its role in ICARDA's research activities; raise awareness about the importance of data collection, storage, curation, and visualization; and improve understanding of relevant legal issues.
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Cairo, Egypt

Geographic data management -funded by FAO and Libya

The objective of this course was to transfer knowledge on geoinformatics science, technologies, and applications in geographic data management.
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Damascus, Syria

2nd TOT on adopting climate change with sustainable natural resource management - funded by UNDP and Japan

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These cactus ecotypes will be used to re-establish cactus plantations ravaged by the pest
October 23, 2018

Morocco: Identifying the first cactus ecotypes resistant to wild cochineal

The spread of diseases and pests to new locations is one of the negative consequences of climate change.
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