Can a Simple Text Message Help Farmers Protect Their Fish?
In Zambia, fish farmer Petronella Mumpangwe has seen how quickly things can change.
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How citizen science is transforming pastoral resilience
In northern Kenya, KAZNET - a CGIAR digital platform - is empowering herders to collect, share, and act on real-time data about rangelands, markets, and livestock, blending traditional knowledge with technology for stronger, climate-smart livelihoods.
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Making Adaptation Measurable: CGIAR, the Global Goal on Adaptation, and the COP30 Outcome
At COP30, CGIAR scientists contributed directly to the development of the Belém Adaptation Indicators under the Global Goal on Adaptation. This piece examines what the adopted indicators mean for food, land, and water systems, the role of scientific expertise in global adaptation policy, and where CGIAR’s research can support implementation beyond negotiation.
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CGIAR’s Expanding Role in the IPCC Seventh Assessment Report
Thirteen CGIAR scientists have been selected as authors for the IPCC’s Seventh Assessment Report, marking the largest CGIAR contribution to an IPCC cycle to date. This blog examines the significance of this representation and its implications for global climate policy.
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Understanding Climate Security at the Frontier of Research
Climate security is shaped by complex, local interactions. Drawing on leading researchers, this blog explores how climate stress, conflict, data gaps, and system dynamics are reshaping how we study risk, resilience, and peace.
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Promoting information integrity about climate change
CGIAR research is strengthening climate information integrity in Brazil by mapping online disinformation about the Amazon and translating evidence into policy-relevant insights, tools, and capacity building that support public trust and more effective climate communication.
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Solar-powered irrigation: A pathway to low-carbon farming in sub-Saharan Africa
Irrigation is a potentially transformative technology for sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) that can address many of the region’s food system challenges, including growing food import dependence and stagnating rural employment—both linked to low agricultural productivity growth, poor market access, and weak financial systems—as well as climate change, characterized by unpredictable rainfall, prolonged dry spells, and floods.
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Building climate–security capacity across Africa
CGIAR and AGNES are strengthening climate–security capacity across Africa by embedding conflict-sensitive analysis into climate governance training. Through applied courses and tools, the partnership equips policymakers and practitioners to anticipate climate risks, reduce tensions, and design more resilient, peace-supporting climate actions.