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New ICRISAT-FAO Partnership to Support Saudi Arabia's Quest for Boosting Cereal Production

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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ICRISAT’s Climate-Smart Agriculture and Smart Food initiatives in Mali showcased to German Federal Minister

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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Originally Published in 'The East African' as part of its International Year of Millets 2023 series

Millet: Drylands staple at the centre of food security

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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Communique

ICRISAT Governing Board decision of intention to join the One CGIAR

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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Mali: New initiative launched to help climate-proof sorghum farming for millions

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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Blog by Dr Jacqueline Hughes, Director General, ICRISAT

Millets: The Nutritional Powerhouses Making a Comeback in 2023

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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USAID and ICRISAT to enhance agro-pastoral productivity and market development in Niger

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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ICRISAT and GIZ collaborate to combat aflatoxin contamination in Malawian groundnuts

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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Blog by Dr Jacqueline Hughes, Director General, ICRISAT

The female face of agriculture

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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Watch the IYM promotional video and share it on social media to inspire action for #IYM!

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Farmer field days create demand for new millet and legume seeds in Mali

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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Climate information services for agro-pastoralists in Africa's Great Green Wall area

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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ICRISAT a key actor in opening ceremony of International Year of Millets 2023

ICRISAT-Mali’s K. Touré prepares a multispectral fixed-wing drone for landscape-scale monitoring of smallholder crops response to fertilization © ICRISAT / PSTraoré”
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COVID-19 Update from ICRISAT

ICRISAT hopes that all our partners and the people we serve in the drylands are safe and well, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact our lives.
As before, we are working hard to develop and implement solutions for farmers and agribusinesses, as our way of contributing at this difficult time
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Annual Report 2021

The International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) has undergone a structural reorganization in 2021 to reposition itself as an effective global partner in order to help deliver on the Sustainable Development Goals. As a global leader in dryland agricultural science, ICRISAT aims to remain responsive to the challenges faced by the 2.1 billion people who reside in the drylands of Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, and beyond. The organization’s approach focuses on pragmatism and solutions that address the needs of the world’s poorest, amidst the pandemic, for hardier, more nutritious, and more climate-resilient crops. This 2021 Annual Report showcases ICRISAT’s invigorated research structure, innovative research outputs, and integrated approach that deliver our innovations at scale.

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ICRISAT awarded 2021 Africa Food Prize

The International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) has been awarded the 2021 Africa Food Prize, for work that has improved food security across 13 countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

ICRISAT, a CGIAR Research Center, is a non-profit, non-political public international research organization that conducts agricultural research for development in Asia and sub-Saharan Africa with a wide array of partners throughout the world.

Read more:  https://www.icrisat.org/icrisat-awarded-2021-africa-food-prize/

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