Sustainable Rangeland Restoration For Food, Feed, And Fiber
18 June 2026, Tunisia: As climate change and land degradation intensify across drylands, sustainable rangeland restoration is emerging as a critical
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ICARDA
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Rebuilding Agricultural Capacity In Syria Through Science And Partnership
13 June 2026, Japan: With support from the Government of Japan, ICARDA trained 22 Syrian agricultural specialists in seed health testing, quarantine,
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Advancing Low-methane Sheep And Goat Production In India
13 June 2026, New Delhi: ICARDA and partners are working with herding communities in India to integrate methane-reduction traits into sheep and
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Reducing Livestock Methane Emissions In Mongolia
08 June 2026, Mongolia: ICARDA and partners launched a new climate-smart livestock project in Mongolia that combines methane reduction and community-based breeding to support
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Climate-Smart Agriculture in Fragile Regions: What Drives Adoption?
22 May 2026, New Delhi: A new global meta-analysis featuring ICARDA’s Dr. Boubaker Dhehibi, Principal Natural Resources Economist, has shed light on one
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ICARDA’s Seed Legacy – From the Cradle of Agriculture to a Nobel-nominated Arctic Vault
22 May 2026, Morocco: From a genebank near Aleppo to the frozen vaults of Svalbard, ICARDA’s seed journey traces four decades of
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Breeding Durum Wheat – Together with Farmers
04 May 2026, Morocco: ICARDA and the Crop Trust are turning crop diversity into resilient durum wheat varieties by bringing farmers
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ICARDA at the 8th International Date Palm Conference
01 May 2026, Abu Dhabi: Under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Vice President, Deputy Prime
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ICARDA Supports Zimbabwe’s Digital Seed Systems Transformation
30 April 2026, Zimbabwe: Under the African Development Bank (AfDB)’s Technologies for African Agricultural Transformation II (TAATII) Wheat Compact, ICARDA has
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Food Systems Under Strain: Navigating Conflict, Climate, And Scarcity
Hunger today is no longer simply a failure of food production, but increasingly a consequence of conflict. 25 April 2026, Africa:
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