Philippines provides a wonderful example of ACIAR’s partnership model in action. The articles in this issue of Partners provide a rich cross-section of our research portfolio and demonstrate the power and value of ACIAR’s combination of breadth of disciplines, depth of partnerships, and length of relationships to ensure impact over time. In this issue:

  Myanmar: agriculture in transition In this issue:

  Recipe for success: Food tells the stories of ACIAR projects around the world In this issue:

Innovative partnerships: Brokering benefits through positive partnerships In this issue:

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In this issue: The heart of empowerment, Blazing a trail for women in tree breeding, The emancipating power of working together, The organic approach, and more.

PARTNERS in Research for Development is the flagship publication of the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR).PARTNERS presents articles that put ACIAR research for development initiatives into perspective, highlighting the important impact that agricultural research has on the lives of people in our partner countries.In this issue:

Partners in Research for Development is the flagship publication of the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR). Issue 2, 2015 focuses on the Pacific region and highlights the strength and resilience of the island nations.In this issue:

Partners in Research for Development is the flagship publication of the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR). Issue One 2015 focuses on private-sector development and reflects the importance of the private sector as an engine of economic growth. It also recognises that when ACIAR works in partnership with researchers, the private sector, consumers and communities, extraordinary achievements are possible.In this issue:

This edition of Partners takes a look at the issue of nutrition in agricultural research for development.In this issue:

This special 'Australian Benefits' edition of ACIAR's flagship publication, Partners, includes many examples of how ACIAR’s portfolio of research projects has helped the livelihoods of smallholder farmers overseas, while providing benefits back home.In this issue:

This issue of Partners tells the story of ACIAR’s program to extend Conservation Agriculture to parts of the developing world in South Asia, Africa and China. Today, Australia has a higher percentage of land under Conservation Agriculture than any other country. ACIAR is working to share the Australian experience and the benefits with the dryland areas of the developing world.In this issue:

This edition tells stories of opportunity—from poultry farmers in Tanzania and Mozambique selling chickens to nearby villagers, to oyster farmers in Vietnam attracting the interest of commercial buyers, it is smallholders who benefit.

This edition of Partners features a special report on Papua New Guinea (PNG), Australia’s nearest neighbour. Many of the stories were photographed and written by Paul Jones, a photojournalist who has worked for leading newspapers in Australia and the UK.In this issue:

The June 2012 edition of Partners Magazine celebrates 30 years of achievements, drawing on and reprinting past articles to retell some of our best stories. It also tells the history of ACIAR through the eyes of some former employees as well as contributors and writers involved in producing Partners.In this issue:

This edition has a focus on aid and effectiveness.

This issue has a focus on ACIAR’s partnerships with the people working within ACIAR projects. This edition celebrates the dedication, enthusiasm and commitment of the people involved with ACIAR, and recognises that these qualities bring success to ACIAR projects.

This edition has a focus on the ACIAR partnerships with non-government organisations. Also in this issue we ‘celebrate women’ with a special edition of ACIAR’s roundup focusing on the achievements of women working with ACIAR.

This edition has a focus on ACIAR’s work in Africa, amongst a range of stories about ways people are improving their food security and incomes.

This edition focuses on Policy to Plate.

This edition examines the issues of water management and agriculture, and how these impact on food security.

This edition of Partners focuses on Global Partnerships and the Millenium Development Goals.

This issue highlights the important link between natural resource management and food security. It focuses on ACIAR-supported initiatives and partnerships which are delivering sustainable approaches to agriculture, with examples of projects that demonstrate that environmental sustainability can also help smallholders increase their productivity.

This issue is focused on food security. It includes stories on a market driven collaboration reducing rural poverty in Indonesia, creating aquaculture opportunities in India and Australia, raising farm production in Bangladesh and boosting horticulture in the Pacific.

This edition is focused on gene technology.