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FinFish in Sri Lanka
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Community fisheries at heart of Sri Lanka project

A new project in Sri Lanka will focus on improving rural livelihoods through inland aquaculture.

Food loss in Africa
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New program to cut food losses in low-income countries

A new research program will tackle food loss in developing countries.

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Agribusiness

Improving outcomes for smallholders and their partners from participating in agri-food chains
Climate change

Adapting to and mitigating climate change effects
Crops

Improving food security and farmers’ livelihood through more productive and sustainable crops
Fisheries

Improving fishers’ livelihoods from productive aquatic farming systems and sustainable fisheries
Forestry

Improving outcomes for smallholders and their partners from participating in agri-food chains
Horticulture

Improving fruit, vegetable and ornamental crop production.
Livestock systems

Developing more productive, profitable and sustainable livestock systems
Soil & land management

Introducing conservation agriculture
Water

Managing overuse of the world’s water resources
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cover of the book showing four women sowing seeds, with one of the women holding a baby in a sling
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Sustainable intensification of maize-legume systems for food security in eastern and southern Africa (SIMLESA): Lessons and way forward

For almost a decade, ACIAR brokered and invested in an ambitious, multidisciplinary applied research program in eastern and southern Africa. This book is a synthesis of results and lessons, reflecting the hard work of more than 60 African and 15 international and Australian scientists.

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Partners magazine 2021 Issue 1

This edition focuses on ACIAR investment in climate change research throughout the Indo-Pacific.