ICRISAT & Sustainable Development Goals
In a first, ICRISAT uses X-ray to assess peanuts’ quality
X-ray radiography is being widely used as a medical and airport scanner. Now, for the Read more...
Overcoming poverty & hunger
Reducing malnutrition
Preventing environmental degradation
Cross cutting areas
45th anniversary timeline
The 45 years were all about finding every opportunity to improve the lives of smallholder farmers in the drylands of Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.
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Connecting geospatial tech to villages for better agricultural planning
USAID, NASA, and partners develop a work plan for the second phase of SERVIR in Read more...
This app can help design nutrition programs in real time
Quick, customized, nutrition improvement programs for vulnerable groups can be done soon in real time Read more...
Giving Smallholder Farmers Due Recognition
Opinion piece by Dr Jacqueline Hughes, Director General, ICRISAT. The recently-released “State of Food Security Read more...
Agrobiodiversity – Sustaining Life for The Future
This essay was selected as the best entry among all essays, presentations, poems, and posters Read more...
Celebrating the Golden Jubilee of ICRISAT in Niger
ICRISAT’s 50th year of innovations and impacts: Officials and farmers, all have their say! In Read more...
Blog: ICRISAT’s definitive steps towards a greener Africa
Every year, 12 million hectares of fertile land are degraded, its six-inch thick topsoil eroded, by drought and soil abuse. This land, that could produce 20 million tons of grain in a year, is turning into desert.
Desertification – degradation of land in arid, semi-arid and sub-humid areas due to climatic changes and human activity Read more
ICRISAT
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Sustainable Development Goals
ICRISAT 45 Years
Timeline
Annual Report 2016
PULSE OF ICRISAT
Aflatoxin
A Timeline
