This ambitious new data platform is poised to strengthen the way the world understands and manages its vast rangelands – the grasslands, savannas, and shrublands, covering nearly half of the Earth’s terrestrial surface.
The joint CGIAR–UNHCR training was focused on climate security, climate-displacement linkages, a case study on Burkina Faso, and a group-based scenario exercise, and provided a space to deepen analysis, share experiences and explore practical approaches.
At the Anticipatory Drought Risk Finance Product Design Workshop, organized in the framework of the NG’OMBE project, innovative ways to protect livelihoods and improve drought risk financing were discussed among over 40 participants.
Locally Led Adaptation (LLA), a framework that shifts power and decision-making to the communities most vulnerable to climate shocks, championed by IRRI, has significantly improved the delivery of effective, scalable, and inclusive climate solutions on the ground.
The Resource Recovery & Reuse (RRR) Schools & Youth Program has grown beyond teaching sustainability, and is evolving into a vibrant, student-led circular ecosystem, where learners actively work on transforming waste into resources.
Across fragile and conflict-affected settings (FCAS), women are increasingly demonstrating that when women’s perspectives, leadership and priorities inform decision-making, improved outcomes for households, markets and local institutions are created more often.
Breakthrough study identifies varieties and key genes to halt sprouting before harvest in groundnut due to unseasonal rains. Unpredictable rains pose a serious threat to groundnut farmers, with pre-harvest sprouting causing significant losses.
A new film showcases how the Crop Science Centre (CSC)’s collaboration with partners in the global south is pioneering sustainable solutions in agriculture to feed the world and improve lives. The film will be premiered at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) taking place in Belém, Brazil in November 2025.