CGIAR Positioning and Comparative Advantage Looking Ahead
- From
CGIAR Independent Science and Partnership Council (ISPC)
- Published on
25.07.18
- Challenges
In this video interview, Maggie Gill, ISPC Chair and Professor of Integrated Land Use, School of Biological Science, University of Aberdeen, UK, shares her views on CGIAR positioning and comparative advantage as the general context within which CGIAR operates shifts.
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