Putting people at the centre of agricultural research-for-development The Social Systems Program takes a people-centred approach to agricultural research for development to reduce poverty. Particular emphasis is placed on research on gendered social relations to ensure equitable development for women and men. Other demographic issues such as age, education, income, assets, and distance to market are considered in project design.
ACIAR-funded research in Northwest Vietnam is increasing the income of smallholder beef farmers through intensifying farming practice and building market linkages.
Edition 9 of Mung Central, the official newsletter of the International Mungbean Improvement Network (IMIN)
COVID-19 is affecting cassava production and farmers in different countries in different ways.
Dr Harry Nesbitt reflects on the Seeds of Life projects
Rural communities in the Northwest of Vietnam are earning more money from cassava harvests thanks to improved cassava varieties
A range of ACIAR associates, friends and staff to share their reflections on ACIAR achievements since 1982.
ACIAR-supported research has made significant progress towards developing disease-resistant cassava varieties across South-East Asia.
A report on opportunities for agricultural knowledge exchange through temporary international labour mobility schemes.
