Over the last five years, the Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT has made significant strides in transforming the food systems landscape in Vietnam. Through the Food Environment and Consumer Behavior (FECB) research team, the Alliance and national partners continued to accelerate their efforts to transcend changes across the Southeast Asian region.
Aging coffee trees threaten supply—new data platform helps farmers and investors manage climate risk
The Vietnam Agriculture newspaper reports on an international meeting to discuss low-emission solutions for Vietnam. At the meeting, ILRI's Hung Nguyen-Viet discussed how CGIAR research is supporting evidence-based food systems transformation in the country.
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Ahead of IRYP 2026, young pastoralists from five countries adopted the Kobebe Declaration, urging for implementation of IGAD’s Transhumance Protocol to protect pastoralists cross-border mobility, communal land rights, and climate-resilient rangelands in the Karamoja Cluster.
In the Tropical Forages program at the Alliance of Bioversity and CIAT, researchers Andres Ruiz and Juan Andres Cardoso are exploring new frontiers in plant phenotyping: using computer vision to analyze images from drones, satellites, and other remote sensing tools. Their goal is to better understand growth, traits, and environmental responses of forage crops by automating image analysis through machine learning.