Through hands-on training, digital innovations, and locally led scaling plans, IRRI and partners are strengthening capacity to bring precision nutrient management to farmers under Vietnam's One Million Hectare High-Quality, Low-Emission Rice Program.
In Vietnam, CGIAR and partners are strengthening farmer-centered approaches to precision nutrient management, ensuring that women and ethnic minority farmers have a stronger voice in shaping sustainable agricultural practices.
In Cambodia’s Tonle Sap floodplains, water connects farms, fisheries, ecosystems and communities.
The Secured Climate-linked Agri Lending Ecosystem (SCALE) expands access to finance for smallholder farmers often excluded from formal lending—many of them women—and integrates incentives for using climate-friendly approaches.
Healthy and unhealthy foods are equally accessible to adolescents in Viet Nam, a study shows. Food options were available close to adolescents’ homes and schools
The 19th installment of the Delta Talks explored how approaches to the delta have evolved from colonial and management practices toward caretaking, and examining the challenges and opportunities for building resilience.
Aquatic food business models have the potential to enhance food safety, nutrition, and food security while generating income for small-scale farming households.
What makes South–South cooperation last? This piece explores how adaptation, institutional capacity, reciprocity and enabling conditions can turn knowledge exchange into enduring partnerships that continue generating value long after individual projects end.