NATURE+ in India: Country Report 2022-2024
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From
CGIAR Initiative on Nature-Positive Solutions
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Published on
20.02.25
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The CGIAR Nature-Positive Solutions had several successes in India. Most of the Initiative’s key activities happened in tribal areas in Maharashtra State. As with much of NATURE+’s work –
particularly on neglected and underutilized species, or NUS – traditional knowledge was key to the Initiative’s activities on crops, trees and nature-positive agriculture in India. The Initiative’s highlights included launching a national hub for circular bioeconomy, supporting traditional seed banks, and integrated watershed management systems. This report covers NATURE+ activities in India, which set the stage for continuity in the CGIAR Research Portfolio 2025-2030.
Read NATURE+ in India: Country report 2022-2024
Feature image: This is part of a collection of artworks created by the Lexicon that captured the Initiative. Here, women prepare seeds for storage. Credit: Alberto Miti, The Lexicon. Non commercial use allowed with attribution.
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