Prolinnova (Promoting Local Innovation in ecologically-oriented agriculture and natural resource management) is an initiated international learning network to promote local innovation in ecologically oriented agriculture and Natural resource management.
Prolinnova started with a first grant from IFAD as a GFAR Global Partnership Programme (GPP).
Dr. Ismahane Elouafi has studied plant breeding, agriculture and genetics, and in November became the first Chief Scientist at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome. The staff of GFAR Secretariat, hosted by FAO’s new Office of Innovation (OIN) which Dr. Elouafi heads, congratulate her on her new role.
The Agriculture and Farmer Federation of Myanmar (AFFM) will open a research and training centre aiming to promote modern farming technology development in the agricultural sector.
The cassava – sometimes referred to as ‘the Rambo root’. This plant could potentially help alleviate world hunger, provide economically viable agriculture and even put an end to soil erosion, according to research published in the journal Conservation Science and Practice.
The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) Research Program Manager (RPM) Social Systems has the opportunity to make a real difference, enriching lives and livelihoods by using social science insights to help achieve more sustainable, equitable and resilient food, farming and natural resource use systems. They will initiate, drive, manage and deliver a diverse portfolio of social science led research projects, working with other programs with social science dimensions and with a wide range of stakeholders across the Indo-Pacific region.