Measuring Impact

Research that works for developing countries and Australia

 

Active ACIAR-SADI projects

The following active projects are part of the SMAR program.

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  • SMAR/2005/074
    Improving cocoa production through farmer involvement in demonstration trials of potentially superior and pest/disease resistant genotypes and integrated management practices
  • SMAR/2006/011
    Enterprise development, value chains and evaluation of non-timber forest products for agroforestry systems in West Timor, Flores, Sumba and Savu, eastern Indonesia
  • SMAR/2006/061
    Building capacity in the knowledge and adoption of Bali cattle improvement technology in South Sulawesi
  • SMAR/2006/096
    Scaling-up herd management strategies in crop-livestock systems in Lombok, Indonesia
  • SMAR/2007/013
    Opportunities to use cocoa pods and forages to address feed gaps in the dry season in Southeast Sulawesi
  • SMAR/2007/063
    Enhancing farmer engagement with specialty coffee chains in eastern Indonesia
  • SMAR/2007/068
    Productivity and profitability enhancement of tropical pulses in Indonesia and Australia
  • SMAR/2007/100
    Support for development of improved approaches to technology assessment and knowledge exchange
  • SMAR/2007/193
    Quality management to enhance effective supply chains for mangoes and rambutans in Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB), Indonesia and Australia
  • SMAR/2007/195
    Smallholder commercial pig production in Nusa Tenggara Timur - opportunities for better market integration
  • SMAR/2007/196
    Market development for citrus from eastern Indonesia
  • SMAR/2007/201
    Improving goat production in integrated estate cropping systems in South Sulawesi
  • SMAR/2007/202
    Benchmarking the beef supply chain in eastern Indonesia
  • SMAR/2007/203
    Integrated tropical passionfruit production systems in South Sulawesi
  • SMAR/2007/216
    Improving rice productivity in South and Southeast Sulawesi
  • SMAR/2007/225
    Assessing mariculture market constraints and potential in Southeast Sulawesi - Stage 1: Stakeholder engagement and situation analysis
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