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Meryl Williams Fellowship
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Equipping women in agricultural science across the Indo-Pacific

ACIAR is pleased to announce a new cohort of Meryl Williams Fellowship participants from among the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

ACIAR celebrates women in agricultural research on International Women’s Day
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ACIAR celebrates women in agricultural research on International Women’s Day

Gender equality and women’s empowerment are embedded in ACIAR’s strategic objectives. On International Women’s Day we are delighted to showcase some of the women who work with us in international agricultural research.

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Agribusiness

Improving outcomes for smallholders and their partners from participating in agrifood 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 agrifood 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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Annual Report 2023-24
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Annual Report 2023-24

ACIAR Annual Report for the year ended 30 June 2024.

Book cover showing title and hand drawn images of a leafy plant in the foreground and a small house on a crest in the background
Publication
Raising trees and livelihoods

This book draws together a decade of learnings and knowledge from more than 15 ACIAR-supported agroforestry projects.