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Sub-title hereChristian Bunn: making science when uncertainty remains
When Christian came to CIAT in 2010, he had no intention to stay. All he wanted, was to find out what climate change would do to tropical perennial crops and nobody seemed to have a good answer but CIAT’s DAPA research area had just published some innovative ideas how the problem could be addressed.
Think global, act locally: the role of intermediate cities
CIAT’s Sustainable Food Systems Program (SFS), with support from the CGIAR Research Program on Water, Land and Ecosystems (WLE), has been supporting the Municipal Agriculture Secretariat of Palmira (Valle del Cauca Department in Colombia) in identifying strategies to strengthen the activities developed by their Committee on Food and Nutritional Security. The Committee aims to establish a roadmap to identify priorities, as well as to design and implement their Food and Nutritional Security Plan.
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CIAT offers training in measuring greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in real time
With the aim of measuring greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in real time, CIAT carried out the first training in the Eddy Covariance system under the project “Ecological Productivity Management Information System in Colombia (EcoProMIS)”.
A move to improve pasture management and cut down greenhouse gases from cattle
The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), from the UK Research and Innovation initiative, it’s working with CIAT and three UK Universities in two projects to improve pasture management and cut greenhouse gases (GHG) from cattle, in partnership.
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CIAT Research Online – Open Access Week Newsletter!
Please enjoy a copy of our Open Access Week edition of Your CIAT Research Online.
Tips on going Open Access with CIAT
CIAT encourages scientists to publish in legitimate journals that best suit research needs and reach target users. However, CIAT also encourages researchers to make their research open in order to reach the widest possible audience, especially those from developing countries who cannot afford access to expensive scientific journal subscriptions.
Over 70% of essential crop wild relative species in urgent need of collection, says new research
First of its kind global mapping project reveals gaps in wild crop genetic diversity for agriculture to adapt to future climate change.
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