Increasing on-farm labour productivity to address the short supply of labour and several other constraints to agricultural productivity in Timor-Leste.

Promoting knowledge sharing and capacity-building between groups and individuals working on restoring and protecting Ancestral Food Systems in Timor-Leste and the Northern Territory in Australia.

Drivers of illegal and legal Indonesian fishing in the Australian Fishing Zone, and potential opportunities for addressing gendered livelihood improvements of selected fishing communities in Indonesia.

Improving smallholder farm and livelihood productivity focusing on innovation in soils management and improvement, and investigating the resource base, livelihood, and agronomic strategies of communities in 3 distinct livelihood zones in Timor-Leste.

This project aimed to understand and increase the role of traditional vegetables in Papua New Guinea and the Top End of the Northern Territory for smallholder growers, for more diversified incomes and improved livelihoods. Food consumption patterns in urban areas of Papua New Guinea have changed in recent decades, and more consumers prefer imported foods. Store-bought foods, energy dense but nutritionally poor, are replacing micronutrient rich traditional garden foods in both rural and urban diets. Northern Australian communities face similar problems.