Processes and tools to build transformative capacity in the Solomon Islands and Kiribati, triggering a step-change in coastal food systems seen through improved diet, nutrition and community health; food self-sufficiency; better climate and disaster resilience, and diversified livelihoods.

Review of adoption, adaptation and scaling of Conservation Agriculture and Direct Seeded Rice (DSR) and non-puddled transplanting rice (NPTR) in major rice growing regions of the Eastern Gangetic Plains (EGP) and draw from lesson on these processes in South-East Asia (SEA).

This research project is expected to contribute to achieving a safer and economically progressive community, a healthier and a more stable environment, and a more sustainable animal industry and animal health system in the Philippines. It aims to update research evidence and novel policy support to the Philippines' national surveillance and control programs on African Swine Fever (ASF), Avian Influenza (AI) and Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in strengthening the country's ecosystem and national development roadmap for food animal and agriculture, public health, and environment using the global One Health socio-economic and ecological system assessment approach.

Understand the impacts of upland crops on soil microbiological processes in the presence of salinity intrusion associated with climate change.

Socio-economic drivers linking the animal-human-animal interfaces at the local and national levels for the effective operationalisation of a unified One Health action in Southeast Asia.

Although many entities are promoting tree planting and forest management in Uganda, its tree stocking continues to decline. This project aims to improve the effectiveness of forest restoration in Uganda through identification of factors contributing to success or failure in current and recent forest restoration projects.

There are no control programmes for brucellosis in Timor-Leste. Reducing brucellosis transmission has potential to improve cattle reproduction and is a step towards improving international market access for cattle, which ultimately translates into better income, food security, and livelihood for farmers. This is a project which aims to identify risk factors for bovine brucellosis transmission and facilitate implementation of evidence-based brucellosis control measures in Timor-Leste using a participatory and One Health approach.

The LIFER project addresses the urgent need for forest restoration to rebuild livelihoods in the Solomon Islands, centrally aimed at learning how to efficiently restore forests to meet critical needs of rural Solomon Islanders, accelerating and channelling forest development to support livelihoods.

Improving food security and resilience of agricultural systems in Timor-Leste to meet the livelihood needs of rural householders.