2014 may have been the International Year of Family Farming (IYFF), but for the scientists, researchers, academics, policy makers, rural advisors, educators and civil society and farmers’ groups who come together in the Global Forum, every single day is focussed on how research and innovation can best meet the needs of resource-poor smallholder and family farmers.

Here are some highlights from the GFAR 2014 Annual Report where GFAR made a difference, through partnership, collective advocacy, knowledge-sharing and capacity-building across the globe.

Read the full blog post here.