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CIAT partners with the AIDF Food Security Summit
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Fire retardant tests show very promising results
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Building Resilience for Food and Nutrition Security: Highlights from the IFPRI 2020 Conference
Resilience is not just a buzzword. It has new meaning. It is about ability, capacity,...
World Humanitarian Day: Infographic about the importance of partnerships in disaster management
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Food Security summit on agricultural and nutrition challenges and solutions in Asia Pacific
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Top 50 Organisations to Follow on Twitter
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Sustainable agriculture and food systems in Asia
This technical briefing builds upon the discussions and presentations given at the...
Challenges in humanitarian information management and exchange: evidence from Haiti
There is a growing recognition of the critical role humanitarian information management...
FMC Corporation opens new Asia Innovation Center in Shanghai
FMC Corporation, officially opened its Asia Innovation Center in the Zhangjiang Hi-Tech...
Top 50 Organisations to Follow on Twitter
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Disaster relief summit to address the world’s increasing need of more efficient disaster response
NGOs, UN agencies, Governments, Military & Defense representatives, and private...
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