Expanding sustainable, profitable and inclusive wood processing based upon plantations in Laos and Australia to increase household and national incomes while generating social and environmental benefits.

Meeting the biophysical information needs of peatland restoration and management stakeholders to support improved and integrated decision-making

The project aims to identify, explore, and support community-driven livelihood options for local and indigenous women and men in a Central Kalimantan peat swamp forest, focusing on ecological restoration goals.

Enhancing rice farming sustainability and reduce environmental degradation by improving the efficiency with which nitrogen resources are utilised by farmers.

Co-developing new approaches to forest restoration and monitoring with local communities and land managers in Lao PDR to generate economic opportunities and ecological benefits.

Making informed decisions about transitioning to sustainable agricultural practices that balance economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social equity.

Integrating farmer knowledge, culture and agroecological conditions for sustainable rice yields in the Philippines.

Evaluating biophysical and economic benefits of multiple SI practices in crop-based farming systems in Samoa and Tonga, focusing on practices most likely to provide climate adaptation and mitigation benefits.

A project aimed at assessing the future capacity of cutover forests to supply timber and environmental services, and investigating production options for community forest owners involving small-scale or portable sawmilling operations.

Arrangements for joint agricultural research and development investments in partner countries, between in-country organisations and Australia, occasionally need to adapt to rapidly changing governance arrangements. This project aimed to provide guidance on possible partners and commissioned organisations that can effectively and appropriately be engaged to work within ACIAR research projects focused primarily on upland agricultural issues in Myanmar, and to explore potential research and development pathways with non-government agencies. 

►This project aimed to reduce uncertainties in emissions estimates from peat fires for Indonesian Government reporting to the UNFCCC.

This project aimed to examine the nature and impact of interventions in selected agricultural markets, to analyse marketing system constraints, to identify, evaluate and quantify the impact of domestic market and international trade policy reforms and, to develop and disseminate appropriate policy recommendations. With a particular focus on the interaction of trade liberalisation (reforms at the 'border') with internal ('behind the border') reforms, the project was conceived and designed to contribute to the policy challenge of devising reforms

Filling the gap in understanding concerning smallholders’ social relations, this project will actively reformulate the practice of extension. This project aims to complement and/or replace the globally-dominant but limited model of agricultural extension reliant on the transfer of technology-capital and information.

Understanding the existing data in ACIAR and MFAT livestock projects/programs, and the attitudes and interest of project partners to participate in livestock MRV activities.

This project aimed to improve strategic value chains to significantly and equitably benefit the rural poor, particularly women, living in the Punjab and Sindh. This project was part of the DFAT-funded Agriculture Value Chain Collaborative Research program (AVCCR) which identified goat meat value chains within Pakistan as a high priority for further research. The AVCCR targets strategic value chains impacting smallholder livel