One CGIAR System Board Chair Lindiwe Majele Sibanda shares lessons from her life and wide-ranging career.

The CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology is at the forefront of providing science-based evidence for the transformative nature of agroecology and its potential to bring about positive changes in food, land, and water systems in Zimbabwe.

Smart smallholder fertilizer management practices to address food security and climate change.

A workshop supports participants to grow their crop modeling expertise, with the aim of improving the use of tools in Zimbabwe and the rest of Africa.

Water harvesting technology trials give hope to farmers in semi-arid regions of Zimbabwe.

CIMMYT is working with Zimbabwe government organizations to facilitate sustainable food security initiatives.

In the Mbire and Murehwa districts of Zimbabwe, smallholder farmers are being introduced to agroecology interventions as part of a CGIAR Initiative.

Around one thousand farmers flocked to a recent two-day climate-smart seed and mechanization fair in Zimbabwe’s Masvingo district, signaling strong interest in these two climate adaptation strategies.

Financially-accessible mechanization options are reducing labor and providing further job opportunities for smallholders in Zimbabwe.

A project run by CIMMYT is giving farmers access to demos, field days and seed fairs to improve their understanding of good agronomic practices and improved seed varieties.

CIMMYT presents data to Tropentag on potential benefits of women participation in household decisions on crop farming and variety selection.

Achievements and next steps discussed at the review meeting in Nairobi, Kenya.