This project aimed to understand how government and non-government actors can best work together to deliver public-private partnerships in extension so the organic sector can capitalize on export demand. View project page.

This pilot project aimed to deliver a demand-driven convergent water solution for suddenly available water. View project page.

This project aimed to develop a practical model for community growers in the Solomon Islands, supporting small-scale teak plantations and providing smallholders with good returns. View project page.

ACIAR research on sandalwood genetics and plantation management since 2002 has had a positive impact.

ACIAR research on conservation tillage and controlled traffic farming, between 1992 and 2003, had positive impact.

This projects aims to improve the livelihoods of women and marginal farmers by out-scaling smart, efficient irrigation and agricultural practices through farmer collectives, in the Eastern Gangetic Plains.

This project aimed to improve livelihoods for women, marginal and tenant farmers in the eastern Gangetic Plains through improving dry season irrigated agriculture.

This is a Khmer translation of the original version in English. This guide is intended to be an integrated pest management tool. Originally designed for Khmer-speaking farmers in Australia and Cambodia, the guide will help students, extension officers and farm advisers, in Australia, Cambodia, and in countries facing similar challenges, grow healthy tomatoes, capsicums, chillies and eggplants. It identifies the major insect pests, beneficial organisms, diseases, and nutritional and climatic disorders which affect these crops.