This project aims to support water security in western Pacific Island communities forced to relocate to higher locations due to climate-driven coastal impacts.

Increasing production and improving the livelihoods of smallholder farming households in the Indonesian dairy sector.

Using agricultural innovation platforms to build a mutual understanding of the basics of circularity.

Identifying the structure of current circular biodigester systems and the potential climate co-benefits in Fiji and using the evidence, support a transdisciplinary research design approach for a multi-year project.

Understanding the relationship between foodborne gastrointestinal infections in Timorese infants and subsequent malnutrition and stunting.

Understanding the importance of forest plants in the diet and health of Cambodian people and how exposure to agricultural chemicals might threaten this.

Developing a value chain system change model with linkages to multinationals, contributing to their ESG strategies while benefiting smallholders in Kenya.

Increased food security and safety for smallholder farmers in Zambia, by providing nature based low risk solutions to manage fall armyworm in maize.

Characterising short- and long-term soil constraints to vegetable production on upland acidic soils in the Philippines. Developing strategies to address these constraints.

Developing and integrating the revitalised PNGRIS2 to demonstrate its value proposition to the PNG Government, the agriculture sector, and international agencies in PNG.

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.

Processes and tools to build capacity in the Solomon Islands, 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.

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.

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.

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.

Foundational groundwork to understand the shifted context as a result of COVID-19, particularly in relation to proposed work to build local capacity and skills for mabé enterprises, and to identify and support viable markets.

Supporting National Fisheries Authority (NFA) to develop commercial tilapia production in peri-urban areas and reservoirs of PNG by investigating technical bottlenecks, farmer’s needs and socio-cultural aspirations, market opportunities, and data needs for the sustainable management of pond and reservoir-based fish farming.

Addressing barriers and focusing resources on opportunities for improving returns to the Pacific Island countries tuna sector and economies.

Research carried out in Indonesia and Vietnam will provide new tools and technologies which can be implemented to better manage biosecurity risks throughout SE Asia. This project aims to transfer and embed this knowledge in public policy and public and private institutional arrangements and practices.

A project that aimed to consolidate and build on previous SRA LS/2018/213, and to continue and expand a one health surveillance approach for Japanese encephalitis and zoonotic arboviruses in PNG.

Dissemination of, and monitoring the effects of, the release of Pod-borer Resistant Cowpea in Nigeria.

A Tracking Learning Sharing Platform and associated processes for leading-edge multi-partner learning to accelerate climate adaptation.

A project aimed at establishing a highly-productive, sustainable, traceable, quality-assured value chain for tropical medium grains in the Mekong Delta, benefiting rice-farming households and meeting established SunRice market requirements.

Coconuts are pivotal in the livelihoods of quasi-subsistence smallholders who dominate Pacific primary production. Viability of this sector is being challenged by the increasing proportion of the coconut plantation estate becoming senile, characterised by significantly reduced fruiting capacity. This project aimed at addressing sustainable commercial supply of coconut veneer plywood sheets and other product formats to specific end use (consumer and/or industrial) markets.

Investments in appropriate-scale farm mechanisation in Zimbabwe around mechanised Pfumvudza, and transferring learnings to South Africa.