Climate Adaptation and Mitigation

Climate Adaptation and Mitigation

Dr Mamta Sharma Receives M.S. Swaminathan–Grow Further Award
Crop BreedingClimate Adaptation and Mitigation

Dr Mamta Sharma Receives M.S. Swaminathan–Grow Further Award

StratAdapt: Advancing Climate-Resilient Agriculture in Mali
Climate Adaptation and MitigationMali

StratAdapt: Advancing Climate-Resilient Agriculture in Mali

Empowering Communities through Capacity Building and Stakeholder Collaboration

Enhancing Farmers' Resilience in Senegal
West & Central AfricaResilient Farm and Food SystemsClimate Adaptation and Mitigation

Enhancing Farmers' Resilience in Senegal

AICCRA project positively impacts farmers' lives through Climate-Smart Agriculture and Climate Information Services

ICRISAT's Pearl Millet Research Inspires US Farmers at International Millets Conference
Food and Nutrition SecurityInternational Year of Millets 2023Accelerated Crop ImprovementClimate Adaptation and Mitigation

ICRISAT's Pearl Millet Research Inspires US Farmers at International Millets Conference

Feature story

Revitalizing the Rainfed Agriculture
Environmental ConservationInstitutional NewsClimate Adaptation and MitigationLandscapes, Soil Fertility and Water Management

Revitalizing the Rainfed Agriculture

Charting a Biodiversity-Positive Roadmap for India’s Agrifood Systems: Leading Institutions Convene at ICRISAT
Climate Adaptation and MitigationLandscapes, Soil Fertility and Water ManagementIndia

Charting a Biodiversity-Positive Roadmap for India’s Agrifood Systems: Leading Institutions Convene at ICRISAT

ICRIER, UNDP, BIOFIN, and ICRISAT lead expert round table discussions to define actionable steps for repurposing India’s agricultural programmes and policies toward biodiversity-positive outcomes.

Empowering Community Governance for Sustainable Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration in Zinder, Niger
Resilient Farm and Food SystemsClimate Adaptation and MitigationNiger

Empowering Community Governance for Sustainable Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration in Zinder, Niger

A Community of Practice to Safeguard the Sustainaibility of Actions

Empowering West Africa Against Locust Threats: Harnessing the Expertise of Women Scientists
West & Central AfricaCrop protection and Seed HealthClimate Adaptation and Mitigation

Empowering West Africa Against Locust Threats: Harnessing the Expertise of Women Scientists

A Machine Learning Engineer at SERVIR West Africa Program is strengthening the p-Locust platform for better locust risk predictions

Ozone pollution: an underappreciated issue in agriculture
Resilient Farm and Food SystemsClimate Adaptation and MitigationZimbabwe

Ozone pollution: an underappreciated issue in agriculture

Opinion piece by Dr Martin Moyo

ICRISAT Empowers Participants from the Global South Countries through ITEC Courses
Resilient Farm and Food SystemsClimate Adaptation and MitigationKnowledge and capacity development

ICRISAT Empowers Participants from the Global South Countries through ITEC Courses

ICRISAT-ITEC Launch Training Series: Participants from 12 Countries Attend First Program

ICRISAT Hosts Insightful Side Event at Africa CSA Conference in Kigali
Eastern and Southern AfricaInstitutional NewsClimate Adaptation and MitigationZimbabwe

ICRISAT Hosts Insightful Side Event at Africa CSA Conference in Kigali

Discussions highlight the role of science in shaping policy agendas

Promoting Sustainable and Resilient Crop-Livestock Systems in Niger 
Climate ActionClimate Adaptation and MitigationNiger

Promoting Sustainable and Resilient Crop-Livestock Systems in Niger 

Can the promotion of forage legume crops significantly impact livestock productivity and contribute to establishing sustainable crop-livestock systems in agro-pastoral settings? 

Agriculture and the Environment
Climate ActionCrop BreedingCrop protection and Seed HealthClimate Adaptation and Mitigation

Agriculture and the Environment

Opinion piece by Dr Jacqueline d'Arros Hughes, Director General, ICRISAT.

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About The International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics

The International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) is a pioneering International Organization committed to developing and improving dryland farming and agri-food systems to address the challenges of hunger, malnutrition, poverty, and environmental degradation affecting the 2.1 billion people residing in the drylands of Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and beyond.

ICRISAT was established under a Memorandum of Agreement between the Government of India and the CGIAR on the 28 March 1972. In accordance with the Headquarters Agreement, the Government of India has extended the status of a specified “International Organisation” to ICRISAT under section 3 of the United Nations (Privileges and Immunities) Act, 1947 of the Republic of India through Extraordinary Gazette Notification No. UI/222(66)/71, dated 28 October 1972, issued by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.

Our offices:

Asia: India (Headquarters - Hyderabad)

East and Southern Africa:  Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe

West and Central Africa: Mali, Niger, Nigeria

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Contact

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