Research partnership

  1. GFAR Collective Action on Forgotten Foods
    The Issue Forgotten Foods: Untapped potential for sustainable food systems Four food crops - wheat, maize, rice and soybean - provide two-thirds of the world’s food supply. Forgotten crops—or Neglected and Underutilized Species (NUS)—and the foods derived from them, have immense untapped…
  2. Meeting on under-utilized and orphan commodities
    FAO, Rome, 22 january 2001
    Summary of the main conclusions and recommendations
    During the first GFAR Conference held in Dresden, Germany, in May 2000, the responsibility to explore ways and means to develop and strengthen research partnerships for ¿Under-utilized and Orphan Commodities¿ (UOC) was assigned to a specific Working Group. This Working Group strongly recommended an…
  3. Trypanosomosis Global Network
    A Proposal for a Global Research Partnership
    When discussing new innovative partnerships to be presented at the GFAR- 2000 Conference in Dresden, one European ARI (CIRAD-EMVT), and one IARC (ILRI), identified separately "trypanosomosis control" as a potential candidate for a global innovative program. They, therefore, decided to co-…
  4. Report on the seventh CORRA annual meeting
  5. Ministerial level meeting on strengthening agricultural
    research systems in Central Asia and the Caucasus
    Issyk-Kul declaration
  6. Report of the
    Roundtable Discussion on Stakeholder Analysis for Effective Partnership Building
    GFAR¿s vision for a multipurpose agriculture that contributes significantly to alleviating poverty, increasing food security and attaining the sustainable utilization of natural resources requires the establishment of efficient and effective collaborative efforts amongst several stakeholder groups…
  7. Regional priorities and emerging global programmes: a preliminary report on a stakeholder dialogue. Draft under review
    The Global Forum for Agricultural Research (GFAR) is a joint undertaking by all stakeholders of ARD to mobilise the global scientific community in order to address the three major challenges of rural poverty alleviation, achieving food security and assuring a sustainable management of the…
  8. Session on process and mechanisms to formulate and manage global partnership programmes. Developing an innovative partnership: the coconut global research for development programme
    A Coconut Global Research for Development Programme (CGRDP) is being developed at the initiative of three research and development organisations: APCC, BUROTROP, and COGENT. Building on existing partnerships, networks and linkages has been a main asset. By putting their resources together, the…
  9. Fostering mature partnership in technology generation and transfer: specific role of rural communities of
    the Maghreq/Maghreb project
    The Mashreq / Maghreb project is an adaptive research program for the development of integrated crop/livestock in the low-rainfall areas of West Asia and North Africa. It encompasses two WANA sub-regions: West Asia and North Africa. The project has evolved from technology component testing to an…
  10. Soil fertility improvement for African
    agricultural development through innovative partnerships
    In the context of the Global Soil Fertility Initiative, the International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC) is promoting and supporting African agricultural development using soil fertility improvement as the focal point. The program involves a participatory process that brings farmers, farmers…
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