1. Make the Change – Join the Global Forum on Agricultural Research and Innovation!
  2. APAARI: Coordinator-Knowledge Management
    Applications are invited from suitably qualified, experienced and interested individuals for the position of Coordinator- Knowledge Management (CKM) with APAARI. The position is based at APPARI Office, FAO Annex Building in Bangkok, Thailand. The overall roles and responsibilities of CKM are to…
  3. Become a Partner in GFAR
    Collective action is our strength. We can do much more together than we can alone. Join us – become a Partner in GFAR! GFAR is a voluntary forum – open and inclusive.We come together with diverse capabilities, capacities, and perspectives, but with one goal in mind: agricultural research and…
  4. Reform & Renewal. Constituent Assembly 24-26 August 2015. Key issues and responses arising from the Webinar for Europe & Sub-Saharan Africa
  5. GFAR Steering Committee meets in Montpellier: agrees dynamic new ways forward
    At the kind invitation of the CGIAR Consortium Chief Executive Officer Dr Frank Rijsberman, the Multi-stakeholder Steering Committee of the Global Forum on Agricultural Research (GFAR) met at Agropolis International, Montpellier, France, April 7-9, 2014.   Key Outcomes – Members of the…
  6. Twinning as an effective strategy to graduate NGOs into successful enterprises
    In 2002, the International Network for Bamboo and Rattan’s Livelihoods and Economic Development Programme (INBAR/LEDP) and Indian partner Centre for Indian Bamboo Resource & Technology (CIBART) established the Konkan Bamboo and Cane Development Centre (KONBAC). This non-profit organisation is…
  7. Sharing CGIAR Research Data and Information with Stakeholders: Opportunities and Challenges (The Creattitudes Encyclopedia)
  8. Sharing CGIAR Research Data ans Information with Stakeholders: Opportunities and Challenges (The Creattitudes Encyclopedia)
  9. NGOs Are Our Feet on the Ground (HarvestPlus)
  10. Stakeholders Strengthen our Strategy (What ICRISAT Thinks - The Director General's Blog)
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