CGIAR and ICRISAT Drive Gender Equality in South-South Training Program
24 March 2025, Hyderabad: A two-week international training program on Gender Equality and Social Inclusion in Research for Development concluded on 21
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24 March 2025, Hyderabad: A two-week international training program on Gender Equality and Social Inclusion in Research for Development concluded on 21
Read More21 March 2025, Africa: In a recent series of conversations with CGIAR Knowledge Management teams, Valentina De Col from ICARDA interviewed Ramon Peachey, Communications Director
Read More11 March 2025, Hyderabad: Aflatoxin contamination remains a significant challenge for food safety, human health, and livestock, with potentially fatal consequences. To
Read More11 March 2025, New Delhi: As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, a new study by ICRISAT, the MS Swaminathan Research Foundation, and Professional
Read More27 February 2025, Latur: Matephal village in Maharashtra’s Latur district tells a compelling story of scientific innovation and collaboration that has revitalized
Read More27 February 2025, Niger: Prime Minister of the Republic of Niger, HE Ali Mahamane Lamine Zeine, and Minister of Agriculture and Livestock,
Read More25 February 2025, Niger: In the rural community of Balleyara, Niger, thirty women are now equipped with transformative skills in food hygiene,
Read More22 February 2025, Africa: The International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) and the CARICOM Private Sector Organization (CPSO) have
Read More21 February 2025, Hyderabad: A transformative three-week International Training on Landscape Resource Conservation concluded today at the International Crops Research Institute for
Read More14 February 2025, New Delhi: In rural India, where agriculture sustains millions, a surprising paradox exists—protein deficiency remains widespread, even in households
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